limited capability for work and work related activity assessment
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unclebob
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I have a limited capability for work and work related activity assessment soon.
Just wanted to know do i tell them i am getting PIP and does having PIP help me get this ? Thank you
Just wanted to know do i tell them i am getting PIP and does having PIP help me get this ? Thank you
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PIP doesn't affect a WCA they are different assessments with different criteria.2
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PIP can be harder to get than WCA, as you have to have difficulties completing simple tasks like washing and taking medication.unclebob said:JBS2022 said:PIP doesn't affect a WCA they are different assessments with different criteria.
Is it harder tog et then ?
Look online for the full PIP descriptors to see if you'll qualify.
https://www.advicenow.org.uk/know-hows/personal-independence-payment-pip-activities-descriptors-and-points2 -
JBS2022 said:
PIP can be harder to get than WCA, as you have to have difficulties completing simple tasks like washing and taking medication.unclebob said:JBS2022 said:PIP doesn't affect a WCA they are different assessments with different criteria.
Is it harder tog et then ?
I already have PIP it's WCA i am trying to get
Look online for the full PIP descriptors to see if you'll qualify.
https://www.advicenow.org.uk/know-hows/personal-independence-payment-pip-activities-descriptors-and-pointsJBS2022 said:
PIP can be harder to get than WCA, as you have to have difficulties completing simple tasks like washing and taking medication.unclebob said:JBS2022 said:PIP doesn't affect a WCA they are different assessments with different criteria.
Is it harder tog et then ?
Look online for the full PIP descriptors to see if you'll qualify.
https://www.advicenow.org.uk/know-hows/personal-independence-payment-pip-activities-descriptors-and-pointsJBS2022 said:
PIP can be harder to get than WCA, as you have to have difficulties completing simple tasks like washing and taking medication.unclebob said:JBS2022 said:PIP doesn't affect a WCA they are different assessments with different criteria.
Is it harder tog et then ?
Look online for the full PIP descriptors to see if you'll qualify.
https://www.advicenow.org.uk/know-hows/personal-independence-payment-pip-activities-descriptors-and-points
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I already have PIP
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PIP and LCWRA are completely diffferent benefits, with different criteria. Claiming one doesn't automatically entitle you to the other. There's certainly no harm in mentioning you're receiving PIP.For LCWRA you can see the descriptors here. https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/universal-credit-uc/uc-faq/limited-capability-for-work-related-activityLCW descriptors here. https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/universal-credit-uc/uc-faq/limited-capability-for-work
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