How long after UC50 form do you get a response
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nddlb
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Hi, I sent in my UC 50 form in 2 weeks ago and I'm just wondering how long it takes once the form is sent in?
I've been on sick notes since February and recently received the enhanced rate of daily living P.I.P if that makes any difference
I've been on sick notes since February and recently received the enhanced rate of daily living P.I.P if that makes any difference
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Hi there
Pip makes no difference to your uc50 claim they ars different benefits with different criteria
You may find you are waiting a while now for an assessment could be few months depends on backlog in your area -
I sent mines off the beginning of February and still have not heard a thing yet x
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lmcarthur said:I sent mines off the beginning of February and still have not heard a thing yet xjaner1967 said:Hi there
Pip makes no difference to your uc50 claim they ars different benefits with different criteria
You may find you are waiting a while now for an assessment could be few months depends on backlog in your area
I guess I'm just anxious and impatient about it all because I have no idea what the process is for it -
Once they recieve the form they 2ill then send it yo assessment company. They will then arrange an assessment with you most are being done on the phone
The assessor then sends a report to your decision maker who makes a decision based 9n assessment and all other evidence
You will then be informed of outcome which could be as below
Fit for work-you will be required to look for work
Lcw -limited capability for work, you will need to attend meetings and courses and prepare to look for work
Lcwra limited capability for work and work related activity . You have no work commitments no longer have a work coach and will get the additional payment £341 per month after 3 month waiting period from reporting your condition
Hope this helps -
Mine was returned in November. Still not heard anything.
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Thanks for the reply’s I had an over the phone assessment two weeks ago still don’t know what the outcome is yet , the nurse who done the assessment started off discussing my mental health problems then after about 40 minutes she said she had enough evidence and didn’t need to go Into great detail about my physical problems don’t know if that’s good or bad just a waiting game now to find out x
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Update: I recieved my decision on the 25th of May that I have limited capacity for work and work related activities! Didn't even need to do an assessment
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Great news you are one of the lucky ones with paper based only
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nddlb said:Update: I recieved my decision on the 25th of May that I have limited capacity for work and work related activities! Didn't even need to do an assessmentOnline Community CoordinatorConcerned about another member's safety or wellbeing? Flag your concerns with us.
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Can I ask does the 3 month waiting period go from the first sick note
or when you first made a claim for uc an reported a health condition without a sick note ? -
danixxx said:Can I ask does the 3 month waiting period go from the first sick note
or when you first made a claim for uc an reported a health condition without a sick note ?
It's from when you first reported your health condition, provided you sent your fit note within 7 days of that. This was advised to you on your other thread. https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/85191/hi-my-name-is-danixxx-if-i-get-lcwra-will-it-be-backdated#latest
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Hi Iam just wondering if an one else is still waiting to hear back from sending back a UC50 formI was signed off because of my depression in January of this year 2022 got sent the form which I filled in and sent back on 28th febuary it is now the end of August still having to get fit notes from my gp but still not heard back from the Is this normal
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Tony150 said:Hi Iam just wondering if an one else is still waiting to hear back from sending back a UC50 formI was signed off because of my depression in January of this year 2022 got sent the form which I filled in and sent back on 28th febuary it is now the end of August still having to get fit notes from my gp but still not heard back from the Is this normalI would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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I think it takes a few months. I sent my form begining of December and i’m still waiting for a decision.
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Natale88 said:I think it takes a few months. I sent my form begining of December and i’m still waiting for a decision.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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