Do we still have to go to the jobcentre after successful claim?
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Mrslen36
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Hi... I'm a mother of a son who has autism.. Just turned 18 so we put a claim in for UC and the clclaieas successfull .. The GP sisign him off for 3 months .. Great... Do i ststi have to go to the jobcentre to see the coach ?? And because he's receiving pip enhanced for both classes disabled wowou thay put him on UC for under 25 and not didisable entitlement x
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Hi @Mrslen36 ,
Welcome to this Online Community!
I think if you go to the jobcentre, that is not needed and will confuse the situation. You can get precise advice if you put a post on the forum 'talk to a benefits advisor'.
Bill
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Hi @Mrslen36, and welcome! I wouldn't think so, but if you're unsure you could call the UC helpline for clarification:Universal Credit helpline
Telephone: 0800 328 9344
Welsh language (make a claim): 0800 012 1888
Textphone: 0800 328 1344
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hi Mrslen
PIP is a separate non means tested benefit and will be paid along side UC
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Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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