Use this template to challenge the DWP's refusal to reinstate your client's legacy benefits when they were stopped following a fraudulent universal credit (UC) claim by a third party in your client's name.
Use this template to challenge the DWP's refusal to include the limited capability for work (LCW) element from the start of your client's universal credit (UC) award or at all, when your client was still receiving the work-related activity component in their ESA on the day that they claimed UC.
Use this template to challenge the DWP's unlawful refusal of old-style ESA for failure to attend a face-to-face work capability assessment when your client should have been assessed on their papers as sufficient evidence was available to the DWP to do so, or by offering a home visit when this would have been a reasonable adjustment due to your client's disability.
Use this template to challenge the DWP's failure to reassess your client's capability for work for an ongoing old-style ESA award either on their papers as sufficient evidence was available to the DWP to do so, or by offering a home visit when this would have been a reasonable adjustment due to your client's disability.
Use this template to challenge the DWP's refusal to pay your client their current award of universal credit (UC) because they are working out your client's entitlement for a previous finite period following an appeal decision.
Use this template to challenge HMRC’s refusal to include the disabled worker element in your client's working tax credit (WTC) award when their entitlement to it is due to a previous employment and support allowance (ESA) award rather than due to an award of personal independence payment (PIP).
Use this template to challenge the DWP's failure to apply the 9-month benefit cap grace period to your client's universal credit (UC) when your client has stopped working, but was in work for at least the minimum wage for the previous 12 months.
Use this letter to challenge HMRC's failure to apply the St Prix period correctly when deciding your client's claim for child benefit (ie, failing to treat your client as an EEA worker for a reasonable period following the birth of your client's child when your client has EU pre-settled status and had a right to reside as a worker before stopping work due to late-stage pregnancy or child birth).
Use this template to challenge DWP's failure to provide adequate reasons for a new-style employment and support allowance (ESA) work capability assessment (WCA) determination, including where generic or standard reasons have been provided.
Use this template to challenge the DWP's refusal to provide a universal credit (UC) mandatory reconsideration notice because the DWP says: "there is no right to an MR because the challenge relates to a policy issue".
Use this template to challenge HMRC's ongoing failure to exercise discretion not to recover an overpayment of tax credits from your client's current universal credit (UC) award when that overpayment was a result of official error by HMRC and your client is experiencing financial hardship.
Use this template to challenge the DWP's refusal to treat your client as having limited capability for work-related activity (LCWRA) when your client is undergoing treatment for cancer, and the consequent DWP failure to apply the work allowance to your client's earnings (including sick pay).
