Why might a judge tell me I would receive back pay, but Universal Credit tell me I was awarded LCW?
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You're welcome. I've very surprised DWP advised you to request those.
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I have no idea. They just stated that i needed them in order to calculate any back pay if the judge had said that. Even though they stated i have been put into the lcw category instead of LCWRA and that the judge told me wrong. I don't actually no for sure what category I have been placed in as I havent had the letter and its been 2 weeks now.
I'm just fed up with it all now to be honest.
The lady at court told me to put in an email requesting what I need but didn't say how long I would have to wait for a reply.
What will be, will be though. I just want straight answers from them so I know for definite where I stand with it all.0 -
What you need is a copy of the decision letter, i don't understand why you haven't received that. They usually send it quite quickly and it's usually sent at the same time they send it to DWP.0
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Ok thank you. Ill email them again and ask if i can have it.0
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