Decision Letter - wondering when, and if, my extra payment will start from?
em444
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Hi Everyone
Hope you're all staying safe and well
I recently got my decision for my assessment. And I'm a bit unsure about something, In the letter.
It says that any extra payment, will start, from the 3rd month, of receiving my evidence.
I sent my fitnotes in on 18th November, and 13th January, both for 2 months.
My Universal Credit payments, are from January 26th to February 27th
And paid on the 3rd of March, so I wondered when, and If, my extra payment will start from.
Thanks In advance, for any advice
Hope you're all staying safe and well
I recently got my decision for my assessment. And I'm a bit unsure about something, In the letter.
It says that any extra payment, will start, from the 3rd month, of receiving my evidence.
I sent my fitnotes in on 18th November, and 13th January, both for 2 months.
My Universal Credit payments, are from January 26th to February 27th
And paid on the 3rd of March, so I wondered when, and If, my extra payment will start from.
Thanks In advance, for any advice
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Hi there based in info you give
Feb 27th to march 26th will be first period your additional payment will be for so due to be paid 3rd April
That's us if you have been awarded Lcwra
Hope this helps -
Apologies, I've got it a bit wrong !
My fitnotes start on 18th November, and 3 months, brings it to 10th February, as the end of the 12th week. So does that mean that between 11th and 27th of February, my extra payment will start ?
Sorry to be so complicated, I have anxiety, and struggling with working it out. I Don want to ask in my journal, as not very helpful ? -
The extra money is paid for the fourth complete assessment period (AP) after you notify the health condition.
You notified on 18th November which is in your 27th October to 26th November AP
First complete AP is 27th November to 26th December
Second complete AP is 27th December to 26th January
Third complete AP is 27th January to 26th February
Fourth complete AP is 27th February to 26th March payable on on 3rd April. This is the payment that will include the LCWRA element as advised by janer.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK. -
Thank you for all your help and advice.
It does make more sense.
I did actually notify them of a change in my circumstances, regarding my Anxiety and Depression, on September 22nd. But couldn't get a fit note, until 18th November. My gp was of ill long term, and couldn't get an appointment, as other gp was booked up.
Does my notification on September 22nd, count as evidence. Or is it just from when I added my fit note, online.
Thanks so much for your help, its greatly appreciated -
You are supposed to provide a Fit Note by the seventh day after reporting the health condition. You could always post a note saying that you reported your health condition on 22nd September and asking when they will pay the LCWRA element from. They may be less rigid given COVID circumstances.
All of this assumes that the decision you have got is LCWRA, there is no extra money for LCW.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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