UC managed migration guide
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I couldn't imagine and its something I do take for granted my dad's eyesight going due old age and diabetes and it is scary you are on the right path and I can imagine the psychological effect it's having on you I hope the process becomes easier sounds like you been through a hell of alot this is about you focus on your needs and wants finding yourself be kind to yourself your a warrior I wish you peace of mind and space to call your own bug hugs xx
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Big hugs not bug
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thank you Catherine that’s the kindest thing anyone has ever said to me . I will get my daughter to give UC a call today on my behalf and let them know we will be doing the application tomorrow
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I’m also borderline diabetic, got another blood test today . Bless your dad
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Oh I'm glad you have your daughter priceless aren't they let us know how you get on xxx
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I will do . Thank you so much
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ESA contribution based will I get a notification or letter saying I have switched to new style ESA after I have migrated or is it just done without ?
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You should get a letter.
The letters are standardised, so please don't panic about mention of work coaches etc.
You will be in the Support Group from the beginning.
You will have an appointment to agree Commitments (to report any changes), you can request a telephone appointment as a reasonable adjustment, if you'd find going into the Job centre difficult.
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I went job centre Tuesday to do ID and had to accept commitments then, my journal says I don’t have to look for work or anything at the moment, will I have to go again to sort out ESA ?
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Thankyou poppy gosh hope your well x
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Possibly, as UC and ESA are administered separately.
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This is a mind field I'm so bad with forms the lot
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hope not hope it’s all done by them talking to each other
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Accepting your commitments for New style ESA should just be a simple phone call.
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will this happen before first universal credit payment ?
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morning everyone , today is the day I will be doing my application for UC , I feel so nervous . Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks
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I have no idea when you will need to do that. The ESA is not part of UC but it is deducted in full.
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I’ve finally did my UC application today and it was very straight forward , I also submitted my id and it’s been verified, does this mean I won’t have to go to the job centre to provide my ID ? I have a date for my first statement and payment. Is there anything I need to tell them in my journal ? Thanks
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Wow that's amazing I be asking for advice when mine comes
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it was very straight forward and so glad it’s done now . I would be happy to help you if you get stuck on your application
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