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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ESA50 questionnaire in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'About You' section. Provide your surname, other names, title, address, date of birth, and National Insurance Number. Ensure all information is accurate and written in capital letters.
Proceed to answer questions regarding your health conditions. Be detailed about any disabilities or illnesses and how they affect your daily activities. Use additional sheets if necessary.
Complete the sections on your medical professionals and any relevant healthcare information you may have. Include contact details for your GP and any other healthcare providers.
Review all answers carefully before submitting. Make sure you have included any additional medical documents that support your claim.
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This ESA50 form, forms part of the Work Capability Assessment, which assesses whether someone has limited capability for work and whether they can remain on Employment and Support Allowance.
What conditions automatically qualify you for LCWRa mental health?
Limited Capability for Work-Related Activity (LCWRA) group You can, however, be reviewed in the future or if your circumstances change. There are no conditions that automatically qualify you for LCWRA, although certain types of cancer treatment and issues relating to pregnancy may mean you qualify.
How do you score 15 points in a Work Capability Assessment?
Each descriptor has a number of points. The more difficult you find that activity, the more points you might get. For example, for question 1 if you cant move more than: 50 metres without help, you can get 15 points.
Do you get extra money if you have limited capability for work?
If you have limited capability for work, you can still claim Universal Credit but you will not receive any extra money.
How many points are needed on UC50?
In order to be entitled to Universal Credit on the basis of having limited capability to work and to be put in the LCW group you need to score at least 15 points in total. Or there needs to be a substantial risk to you or others if you were found not to have limited capability for work (see box).
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When answering the question think about how your condition affects your ability to follow instructions and your ability to retain information. For example: Someone with chronic pain may struggle to concentrate or take in instructions due to the level of pain they are in or due to lack of sleep due to pain.
Why have I been sent an ESA50 form?
You will be sent form ESA50 in the post, usually within 4 weeks of your first payment. The ESA50 form is a capability for work questionnaire and is your chance to tell DWP how your health condition, disability or illness affects your ability to work.
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