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1 month 1 week ago #296871 by Tink66
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Hi, good evening
I was awarded LCWRA on 4th October and it's been applied to our joint UC claim
My other half has carers element applied as he gets carers allowance for me.
Can you tell me, if you can which element gets taken of the Transitional protection, carers element or LCWRA?
Regards Yvette.
I was awarded LCWRA on 4th October and it's been applied to our joint UC claim
My other half has carers element applied as he gets carers allowance for me.
Can you tell me, if you can which element gets taken of the Transitional protection, carers element or LCWRA?
Regards Yvette.
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1 month 1 week ago #296872 by David
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Hi Tink66,
When did you claim UC and did you receive a Managed Migration letter at the time?
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When did you claim UC and did you receive a Managed Migration letter at the time?
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1 month 1 week ago #296875 by Tink66
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Our claim was June 12th and yes had a Managed Migration letter.
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1 month 6 days ago #296881 by David
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Replied by David on topic Transitional Protection and LCWRA
Hi Tink66,
Transitional protection erodes with time and there are several factors involved.
Have a read of this BenefitsandWork guide - Move to Universal Credit (managed migration): Transitional
Protection- www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/?dlp=6739a36c2e207
David
Transitional protection erodes with time and there are several factors involved.
Have a read of this BenefitsandWork guide - Move to Universal Credit (managed migration): Transitional
Protection- www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/?dlp=6739a36c2e207
David
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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