Esa after WCA

poppy12345

Could be a contradiction, this has been known many times. Unfortunately, it's the recommendation at the very back of the report you need to look at. It's very rare for them to go against the report.

Jetjet13

Total contradiction I think so to... I won appeal last year and I think I have read that if you have won a appeal previously and your condition has got worse you can still receive esa has any one read or heard of this... Thanks

poppy12345

Jetjet13 wrote: »

I have read that if you have won a appeal previously and your condition has got worse you can still receive esa has any one read or heard of this... Thanks

I'm not sure where you've read this but unfortunately it's not correct. If you're found fit for work your ESA will stop.

Jetjet13

Yeah thought it was wrong thank you the report I received from the DWP is a ESA 85 no points on it just information really so I’m baffled ��

calcotti

Even if they do not think there is a substantial risk if you are found fit for work you may still be in the Support Group if you meet one of the Support Group descriptors. See my post #5.

poppy12345

Jetjet13 wrote: »

Yeah thought it was wrong thank you the report I received from the DWP is a ESA 85 no points on it just information really so I’m baffled ��

If there's no point to recommend then they won't be in the report.



What you need to look at is the page where it says LCW and LCWRA information and that's where the recommendation will be. This is exactly where the recommendations are in my report, that was completed in October 2018.



In mine it says "the client was found to meet the criteria for limited capability for work and work related activity in the area of mobilising"

poppy12345

calcotti wrote: »

Even if they do not think there is a substantial risk if you are found fit for work you may still be in the Support Group if you meet one of the Support Group descriptors. See my post #5.

I agree but if there's a LCWRA recommendation, it will say this in the report.

Jetjet13

Thanks everyone I just think with my mobility issue of walking the 45m to the assessment room and stopping 3 times due to pain may still get me in the support group and the assessor states that on the report. I use crutches also which she stated here’s keeping my fingers crossed �� even if they kept me in the WRAG which I’ve been for the last year it’s just such a worry the waiting.

Jetjet13

Thanks where can I find the post your referring to.

Thanks

Jetjet13

Mine just says would not be a substantial risk if they were found capable of work or work Related Activity.