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Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
oh yeah mis-typed! Yes WRAG is time limited to one year for CB-ESA -
Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
yes that says the same -
Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
I phoned DWP jobcentreplus and they said that contributory employment support allowance is not time limited for the support group but is time limited for the WRAG and it is contributory ESA that people can get for longer than a year for ESA if in the WRAG This site wont let me put benefitsandwork links here but that site says clearly that is the case -
Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
That is what I mean too, just said a different way round. So we're happy now hopefully! -
as a guide there is an online test for ESA google ESA test online and its on the benefitsandwork site but remember this is how you see yourself, not how the assessors see you; they may not agree.
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The support group is the people who are deemed not to be well enough to undertake 'work related activity', the rest are in the work related activity group (WRAG). It is only the WRAG that are having their contributory ESA limited to one year, not the support group.
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Do you think you qualify to be in the support group of ESA? If so there is no time limit for contributory ESA for that, the year limit only affects the WRAG. Hence many people are trying to get themselves from WRAG to the support group.
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Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
He would, see http://www.dwp.gov.uk/adviser/updates/changes-to-contribution/ contributory ESA only stops after one year for the WRAG not the support group. -
I would include statements from the people that help you wash/dress/foodPrep and who help you mobilise, these will really help your application.
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Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
I don't understand what you are saying Nystagmite. I was talking about who qualifies to receive ESA and who doesn't, I wasn't talking about the stamp that is paid for you while you are on benefits. -
Turned down for ESA, can't believe it !!!!
feelingsad replied to clairecmitch's topic in Benefits and HMRC
Sorry to hear this Claire, it is sad times right now. Definitely appeal. If successful and put in the WRAG he would be entitled to contributory ESA for one year if he has paid enough NI contributions of the right type, after which he would only get ESA if he qualified for income based ESA which would depend on your wage and incomings as a couple. Still, it is a year he would get and worth fighting for even if he was put into the WRAG. If he was placed in the support group he would qualify for contribution based ESA after a year if the right type of NI contributions were made in sufficient amounts. -
Yes put in another claim, go for it.
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Some people are incredibly spiteful and vindictive. Personally, I tell no-one irl that I am on any benefits at all, don't trust anyone in case they get jealous and decide I shouldn't be and cause trouble. Keep schtum I would. Hope it all goes ok charliesgranny, sounds like it will thankfully.
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1.) You would get the applicable LHA for yourself minus what they deem an appropriate amount for bills as your rent is bills included. You will need to declare that your rent includes bills and state which bills are included in the rent. 2.) I have been renting for over 4 years now and have only had one check myself. They looked at all rooms I had use of. I doubt having no proof of what you have paid would be a problem if you have a legal tenancy agreement. Did you pay a deposit when you moved in and did you get notification of where you landlord placed your deposit for safekeeping? She is legally obliged to place your deposit in a certified scheme and can get in trouble if she hasn't. 3.) Your landlady will assumadly been paying the council tax for the last 3 years herself using the rent she received from tenants. You will only receive Housing benefit less the amount taken off for bills and you will need to make up the rest of your rent with your JSA as JSA includes amounts to pay bills. 5.) If your landlady refuses to sign, write a note beside the space for her signature stating you requested she sign but she refused and send the form off.
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