I've been awarded LCWRA. Will the process to be paid take long?
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Eafs1985
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Hi I had an assessment for lcwa the very next day I got a letter in my journal saying in got lcwa which is brilliant I was told in about 7 days I will recieve another letter in my journal does anyone no if the process to be paid will take long now as been waiting a year thanks
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You should get the LCWRA element included in your next payment.
Any arrears due need to be calculated before you can be paid. The arrears payment will come separately. Leave it a couple of weeks before chasing it.
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Hi @Eafs1985 thanks for your post, I've just moved it over into our Universal Credit category so it's easier to find.
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No everything is sorted thank you had debt so it's in the hands of debt management I have managed to get some money back but not a lot but it's better than nothing
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And I will get this payment next week sometime
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