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You may think that, I’m sure others do too. The rule for UC mirrors that which has applied to ESA since it was introduced in 2008.Delidi said:Yes it just seems unfair that anyone with any illness has 3 months with out the extra financial helpInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Some rules may be different in other parts of UK.0 -
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Delidi said:Yes it just seems unfair that anyone with any illness has 3 months with out the extra financial help or doesn't get the payments backdated to the start of the illness when the assessment is completed.
Everyone that claims either ESA Support Group or UC with LCWRA has some kind of health condition that limits their capability to work but the rules still apply.
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