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@calcotti @poppy123456 im studying a level 2 diploma customer service 16-19 course im ages 23 and have an ehcp and on pip .
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calcotti said:poppy123456 said:Usually full time students are unable to claim UC, even if receiving PIP.. unless it's very specific circumctances. https://www.gov.uk/universal-credit/eligibilityYes i know that. The specific student rules still apply, regardless of whether it's either advanced or non advanced. If the OP has parental support and is a single person then i'm very surprised their claim for UC has been allowed.Disabled students that have parental support can only claim UC if they've been assessed as having limited capability for work and claim a disability benefit such as PIP/DLA. https://cpag.org.uk/sites/default/files/files/resource/CPAG-scot-factsheet-universal-credit-students-Apr21.pdfI can only assume that the OP doesn't have parental support.
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@poppy123456 i live with my mum but waiting to move to supportrd living. And i get a disability beinfit which is PIP.
U just said Disabled students that have parental support can only claim UC if they've been assessed as having limited capability for work and claim a disability benefit such as PIP/DLA.
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@poppy123456 and i have handed in my fit note too so im waiting for a work capabikity assessment.0
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@poppy123456 in january i will hoepfully be in supported living then so wont have parental support. Work coach had to checj rules etc anyway when i ssid im in fulltime education she ssid only way ti get it was for me to hand fit notes in0
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As you have parental support I’m surprised tournaments claim has been accepted. Waiting to move into supported living makes no difference here.Have you received your first statement yet telling you how much you’re receiving for your first payment?Please refer to the links I provided above about full time students and UC.0
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@poppy123456 I got the statement today0
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Students and UC still confuses me. Very complicated.
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@poppy123456 I was told u can get it if u claim pip by my dads cousin as she a work coach at a different job centre.
And my work coach said i can get it but need to hand in fit notes. Only commitments i have to do is attens appointments on phine ans in person as i handed fit note in0 -
Like poppy I find UC and students very confusing (in fact I think she understands it better than me), however I am not convinced that your work coach has understood the regulations.
If someone is making a claim for UC now and are a full time student, as I understand it, they are only eligible for UC if they receive PIP and have already been found to have Limited Capability for Work before starting the course.
However this policy is based on the expectation that students support themselves from the grants and loans available to them. However such finance is not available for those in non advanced education and I don’t understand how such students are expected to be supported - but I can’t find an exception for those in non advanced education to support the approach adopted by your work coach.0 -
calcotti said:I am not convinced that your work coach has understood the regulations.Thats exactly my thoughts. Even with a PIP claim and a fit note. Based on the information given here i see no entitlement to UC based on being a student. Work coaches often get things wrong.When you claim UC i can't remember whether they specifically ask the question "are you currently a student"All overpayments are recoverable for UC so i'd advise you to put a note onto your journal saying that you're a full time student etc etc.0
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@calcotti @poppy123456 i did apoly bacj in januray/february and it got turned down as i was not claiming pip at the time and was in full time education and waa living with my mum.
But when i found out i got pip i applided in this year in November and universal credit it not been turned down this time and im still in full time eudcation and still living with my mum but not for long.
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@poppy123456 @calcotti they have seen proof that im in full time education
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@poppy123456 @calcotti i think also because i dont have a student loan/grant that is also why.
Im moving in january so need to be able to pay for supportrd living anyway0 -
If you will be in supported accommodation any help with rent you are entitled to will be through Housing Benefit, not UC.0
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I cant get hoising benifit as im in education . And universal credit has a housing eliment to help with costs0
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Help with the rent when living in Supported housing is paid through your local council as part of housing benefit, not through UC.
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Still trying to work out how your work coach is able to accept your claim. The only route I can see is if they treat you as falling under this categoryOther course of study or traininghttp://data.parliament.uk/DepositedPapers/Files/DEP2021-0835/146_Students-eligibility-conditionality-student_income_V23-0.pdf
This is where a claimant is not a qualifying young person and is doing any other:
part-time course
full-time course non-advanced/vocational study or training without the provision of a loan or grant for maintenance
This is not treated as being in education under the basic conditions of entitlement if they are still able to meet any work-related requirements placed upon them.
These students must meet all of their conditionality requirements and meet the work - related activities set - including availability for work if that requirement applies. In some cases, continuing the course may be included as a work-related requirement if it gives the claimant the best chance of securing work.
Otherwise, the claimant must be prepared to rearrange or stop the study to complete work activities or to take up work and they must not restrict their availability.
If they then accept your Fit Notes they can use their discretion to turn off the work search requirements pending a Work Capability Assessment.
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