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krisg910
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So back in 2013 I was moved from incapacity benefit to esa and awarded £112 per week for cons based esa. I have recently been made aware that I should have been on income related esa and should also have been paid premiums ext being in the support group and middle rate dla/pip. I have been on the phone constant for 3 weeks. They are reassession my claim at the momoment but I think I may need representation to get what I should have been entitled to.
Any advice would be appreciated
Any advice would be appreciated
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Hi krisg and welcome
The DWP are looking at all claims that might be affected. Currently the back payments that have been made are only from 21 Oct 2014 following a UTT ruling.
I do think it is a bit of a waiting game but should be cleared up within 2 years. You could try the CAB for further advice
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