New to ESA. I have a phone appointment with a Work Coach tomorrow. What will it consist of?
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sharonbetty
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Hello, I applied for ESA on 15 June backdated to 9 June. I have been give a phone appointment with a Work Coach from the Jobcentre tomorrow morning and wonder what this will consist of. How much detail of my medical condition would I be expected to give at this stage? Am assuming it's not the full assessment at this stage. Thank you.
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Hi and welcome to the community
It will just be a routine interview like all applicants have
Have you submitted a fit note if not I would get one
They will just discuss your application mainly -
Yes I submitted a Fit Note when I applied thanks. I want to be prepared to answer questions but need time to think about the answers! Hopefully these won't be too detailed
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Hello @sharonbetty
Welcome to the community, how are you?
The questions shouldn't be anything that catches you out, it will probably just be mainly about your application as Jane says,
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