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Self-employed under JSA have to migrate to ESA
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11 years 4 months ago #96713 by Moon
Due to my sickness, is an email sent to JSA (or adviser) and DWP department enough to close my JSA claim?
Since I do not want to stay for a while without any income it should be a zero income claim.
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Gordon wrote: Providing the DWP are aware that you have closed your JSA claim in order to claim ESA, your HB should continue, however, if you did not do this, then the DWP will have notified your Local Authority.
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Due to my sickness, is an email sent to JSA (or adviser) and DWP department enough to close my JSA claim?
Since I do not want to stay for a while without any income it should be a zero income claim.
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11 years 4 months ago #96717 by Gordon
Providing you can continue to meet the requirements of your current JSA claim, there should be no need to close your JSA claim until your ESA claim is accepted.
The DWP don't usually accept emails, so I would ring them and confirm it in writing. I understand that JC+ is closed today, so at the earliest it will be is Thursday before you can talk to them.
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Moon wrote: Due to my sickness, is an email sent to JSA (or adviser) and DWP department enough to close my JSA claim?
Since I do not want to stay for a while without any income it should be a zero income claim.
Providing you can continue to meet the requirements of your current JSA claim, there should be no need to close your JSA claim until your ESA claim is accepted.
The DWP don't usually accept emails, so I would ring them and confirm it in writing. I understand that JC+ is closed today, so at the earliest it will be is Thursday before you can talk to them.
Gordon
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11 years 4 months ago #96719 by Moon
Is this possible, because I have already been sick for two weeks so JC told me that with further days of illness I could only apply to ESA and have to close my JSA claim before the ESA can be proceed.
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Gordon wrote: Providing you can continue to meet the requirements of your current JSA claim, there should be no need to close your JSA claim until your ESA claim is accepted.
Is this possible, because I have already been sick for two weeks so JC told me that with further days of illness I could only apply to ESA and have to close my JSA claim before the ESA can be proceed.
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11 years 4 months ago #96720 by Moon
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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11 years 4 months ago #96724 by Gordon
Possible yes, will they allow you to do it, I don't know. It really depends on how soon your ESA claim is processed.
A Happy New Year to you as well.
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Moon wrote: Is this possible, because I have already been sick for two weeks so JC told me that with further days of illness I could only apply to ESA and have to close my JSA claim before the ESA can be proceed.
Possible yes, will they allow you to do it, I don't know. It really depends on how soon your ESA claim is processed.
A Happy New Year to you as well.
Gordon
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