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1. www.gov.uk › sign-in-universal-creditSign in to your Universal Credit account - GOV.UK

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   Use your username and password to access your Universal Credit account online. You can apply for an advance, see your statement, report a change, add a note and more.

   • What Universal Credit Is

     Sign in to your Universal Credit account if you already have...

   • How to Claim

     How to claim. Get an advance on your first payment. Your...

   • What You'll Get

     Sign in to your Universal Credit account; Benefits...

   • Eligibility

     Universal Credit is replacing 6 other benefits with a single...

   • Step by Step

     How to claim Universal Credit: step by step. Universal...

2. www.universal-credit.service.gov.uk › sign-inUniversal Credit

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3. www.gov.uk › universal-credit › how-to-claimUniversal Credit: How to claim - GOV.UK

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   • Check if you’re better off on Universal Credit before you apply
   • What you need to apply
   • Apply for Universal Credit online
   • If you’ve claimed Universal Credit before
   • If you disagree with a decision
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   If you already get benefits or tax credits, you should work out if you’ll be better off before you or your partner claim Universal Credit.

   If you apply for Universal Credit those benefits might end and you will not be able to apply for them again, even if your application is not approved.

   To check if you’re better off, you can:

   •use a benefits calculator

   •contact the Citizens Advice Help to Claim service

   •ask a local benefits adviser

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   To apply online you’ll need:

   •your bank, building society or credit union account details

   •an email address

   •access to a phone

   If you do not have these, you can call the Universal Credit helpline or go to a jobcentre. You can also get support from the Citizens Advice Help to Claim service.

   You’ll also have to prove your identity. You’ll need some identity documents for this, for example your:

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   Help with your claim

   There are 2 ways to get help with your Universal Credit claim. You can either call the Universal Credit helpline or use the Help to claim service. Calls to the Universal Credit helpline are free.

   Universal Credit helpline

   Universal Credit helpline Telephone: 0800 328 5644 Welsh language: 0800 328 1744 Relay UK (if you cannot hear or speak on the phone): 18001 then 0800 328 5644 British Sign Language (BSL) video relay service if you’re on a computer - find out how to use the service on mobile or tablet Textphone: 0800 328 1344 Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm Find out about call charges

   Help to Claim

   You can get free support from trained advisers to make a Universal Credit claim. They can help you with things like online applications or preparing for your first jobcentre appointment. The Help to Claim service is provided by Citizens Advice and is confidential. They will not share your personal information unless you agree. Get Help to Claim if you live in England or Wales Get Help to Claim if you live in Scotland

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   Sign in to your account to start a new claim.

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   You can challenge a decision about your claim. This is called asking for mandatory reconsideration.

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   Learn how to apply for Universal Credit online or by phone, what you need to provide and how to get help. Find out if you're better off on Universal Credit and how to challenge a decision.

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4. www.gov.uk › universal-creditUniversal Credit: What Universal Credit is - GOV.UK

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   Universal Credit is a monthly payment to help with living costs if you're on a low income or out of work. Sign in to your account if you already have one, or find out how to claim online and what benefits it replaces.

   • Universal Credit is a payment to help with your living costs. It’s paid monthly - or twice a month for some people in Scotland. You may be able to...
   • You may be able to get Universal Credit if you’re on a low income or need help with your living costs. You could be: out of work working (including...
   • Universal Credit is paid monthly. How much you get depends on: your standard allowance any extra amounts that apply to you any money taken off your...
   • If you or your partner are employed, how much Universal Credit you get will depend on how much you earn. Your Universal Credit payment will reduce...
   • Universal Credit is paid once a month, usually into your bank, building society or credit union account. Your payment can include money for your re...
   • You can apply for Universal Credit online. You need to create an account. You use it to make a claim. You must complete your claim within 28 days o...
   • If you need help to pay your bills or cover other costs while you wait for your first Universal Credit payment, you can apply to get an advance. Th...
   • To get Universal Credit payments, you’ll need to accept an agreement called a ‘claimant commitment’. This is a record of what you agree to do to: p...
   • You need to report changes to your circumstances so you keep getting the right amount each month. You need to report changes as soon as they happen...
   • If you’re in financial difficulties, you can get help and advice from the government, local councils and other organisations. Advance and hardship...

5. www.gov.uk › how-to-claim-universal-creditHow to claim Universal Credit: step by step - GOV.UK

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   Learn how to apply for Universal Credit online, what to do after you claim, and how to get your first payment. You need an account to claim and you must report any changes in your circumstances.

6. www.gov.uk › universal-credit › what-youll-getUniversal Credit: What you'll get - GOV.UK

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   Learn how much Universal Credit you could get based on your circumstances, such as age, children, disability, work and income. Find out how to claim, report changes and get financial support.

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   How do I claim Universal Credit?

   • To claim Universal Credit, you need an online account and must submit your claim within 28 days of creating it. If you live with your partner, they will also need to set up an account and be given a code to link the accounts together. Afterward, you'll have an interview with Jobcentre Plus.

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   How do I claim universal credit if I'm on low income?

   • Universal Credit can help you with your living costs if you're on low income or out of work. To claim Universal Credit, you need an online account. You must submit your claim within 28 days of creating your account. If you live with your partner, they will also need to set up an account and you'll be given a code to link the accounts together.

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   How do I apply for Universal Credit?

   • To apply for Universal Credit, you need to create an account and submit your claim online within 28 days. Your claim starts on the date you submit it in your account. You must create an account for yourself and, if you live with your partner, they also need to create an account. Universal Credit can be claimed online.

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   What if I can't claim universal credit online?

   • If you can't claim Universal Credit online, you can claim by phone through the Universal Credit helpline. It's important to work out if you’ll be better off before you or your partner claim Universal Credit if you already receive benefits or tax credits.

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   What is Universal Credit if I'm out of work?

   • Universal Credit is a single monthly payment that replaces 6 other benefits if you're out of work or on a low income. Here's what you need to know about eligibility and preparation.

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   Will my Universal Credit payment be reduced?

   • Your Universal Credit payment will be reduced by an amount equal to the other benefit’s payment if you receive both Universal Credit and any of the following benefits: If you’ve applied for Universal Credit, you’ll keep getting your current benefit paid for 2 more weeks. You must still be eligible for your current benefit.

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8. www.gov.uk › universal-credit › eligibilityUniversal Credit: Eligibility - GOV.UK

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   Find out if you can get Universal Credit, a single monthly payment for low income or living costs. Learn about the eligibility rules, how to claim, and how your wages and savings affect your payments.