Can I work if I am in lcwra? Will it effect my lcwra?
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If pip take long time on decision does it sound like they will refuse to award ?
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If pip takes long time to do decision does it sound like they will refuse to award?
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The length of time a decision takes is no indication of what that decision maybe. Some cases take longer than others.
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Everyone saying that dwp will be checking everyone bank acount is that for all of the benefit claimnt bank or is it the bank that dwp benefit paid into that acount is that new law or that was always there with uc and pip also if they do check bank how far they can go back? Thanks
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They've always had the ability to check bank accounts if the suspect fraud. They won't just check for no reasons at all and yes, if needed they can check all accounts.
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Hey, they've been doing checks for some time now. Often they will need all bank accounts when it comes to means-tested benefits as they need to ensure you meet the means-testing. They will usually ask for 4-6 months worth of statements unless there is reason to look back further.
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I am saying that everyone is saying the dwp all checking the bank statement it sounds like they starting recently but i dont know so i just wanted to know when are they started these?
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You are missing the point we are trying to make. They've always had the ability to check bank accounts if they suspect fraud. They won't check for no reason.
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Ok thank you again
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If i get carer allowance and i have partner and children does my wife needs to attend regular work focus interview
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If i get carer allowance and i have partner and children does my wife needs to attend regular work focus interview if yes then how often she needs to attend ? Thanks
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Does your wife get LCW or LCWRA?
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I am just wanted to know if my wife does not get lcwra or lcw and if i get carer allowance does she needs to attend regular work focus interview?
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If your wife does not get LCWRA or LCW and is not classed as a Carer and does not have very young children, then she most likely will be treated as a job seeker and expected to attend work related appointments.
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We have children yongest is 9 years old
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As the youngest child is over 3 years old, the parent will still be expected to look for work, for up to 30 hours per week.
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Now i just like to know what right to try work guarantee is that pay for anyone without needing reasessment on benefit?
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Now i just like to know what right to try work guarantee is that ls if anyone working and pay for anyone without needing reasessment on benefit?
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That hasn't started yet. The proposal is that people on health related benefits (such as LCWRA) can try working without immediately being reassessed or losing their benefits.
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Hi there. Will a lodger effect my Universal Credit? I have just migrated over from ESA. I was in the support group. I pay a mortgage but don’t claim mortgage support. I will not be able to live without PIP and LWC. Trying to find a solution to this dire situation. I wouldn’t be related to them.
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