Is it worth going through WCA for LCW if already working 16hrs a week?

I recently migrated from WTC to UC. Ive just been sent a UC50 form. I am autistic and struggle with my mental health. I get PIP lower rate care. I manage to work 16 hours a week with a supportive employer who makes good reasonable adjustments for me. I find working very challenging but am also proud of myself for getting to the point where i can do some work. Ive tried working more hours in the past and have been unable to sustain it for long.
The UC50 form is making me feel very stressed and Im just not sure i can manage going through all the trauma of the process on top of managing working.
I guess i am questioning what difference/benefit it will make if I can get into the LCW group. If I don’t submit the UC50 form will I be pressured to do more work than I currently do?

If you in the lcw group you get a work allowance, meaning you'll get extra universal credit, (which. Is up to £300 a month) and you'll be less exposed to sanctions, there are extra capital disregards and you may qualify for passported benefits such as help with health costs people with lcw are not required to increase their earnings and you won't be pressured to do this, so tldr it's worth having a wca

Hi David, Property is disregarded as capital where a close relative or former partner lives in it and has lcw, even when the claimant themselves does not live in it.