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Appointment worry over nothing?
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1 day 3 hours ago #313385 by roadrunner
Appointment worry over nothing? was created by roadrunner
last week I reported a change in circumstances in saving catagory because I recieved a backdated payment for pip under 3k. I know it is disregarded for 12 months. I included backpayment in the total savings but on another page there was an option to declare benefits payments received for backdates which i declared. Before the backpayment I was just around 7k total. it was 8k a year ago and they have been deducting on that basis. i have not updated for a year as it never increased just slowly went down 1k over the year. Now I have been asked to come to jobcentre for an 20min appointment but only states it is because of change in capital. They have not asked for statements. I have asked in journal for a telephone appointment and willing to send anything they need. Can they insist i attend? - I am very anxious about this and cannot get social support in time or anyone to go with me.
I am also worried about it triggereing a wca as I have been awarded pip and see it as my health has worsen. Will I need to send fit notes if they want a new wca? or just fill a new form and wait? I am in uc support group equivalent. im I worrying too much? Advise appreciated
I am also worried about it triggereing a wca as I have been awarded pip and see it as my health has worsen. Will I need to send fit notes if they want a new wca? or just fill a new form and wait? I am in uc support group equivalent. im I worrying too much? Advise appreciated
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12 hours 15 minutes ago #313396 by David
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Hi roadrunner
If you are unable to attend the Jobcentre due to your disabilities then you can request a Home Visit.
It is unusual that they have not asked for statements and I would query this.
It is HAAS that administers the WCA and they have nothing to do with the local Jobcentre, so I would not worry at all about this triggering a WCA.
Let me know how you get on.
David
If you are unable to attend the Jobcentre due to your disabilities then you can request a Home Visit.
It is unusual that they have not asked for statements and I would query this.
It is HAAS that administers the WCA and they have nothing to do with the local Jobcentre, so I would not worry at all about this triggering a WCA.
Let me know how you get on.
David
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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