HRT and GPOW

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Understanding HRT and GPOW in Universal Credit

Test your knowledge on the Habitual Residency Test (HRT) and Genuine Prospect of Work (GPoW) in relation to Universal Credit. This quiz will help you understand significant aspects of these concepts and their implications for claimants.

Assess your understanding of HRT.
Learn about GPoW.
Discover what claimants must prove to receive Universal Credit.

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What does HRT stand for in relation to Universal Credit?

Habitual Residency Test

Hormone Replacement Therapy

Who would gather evidence regarding the HRT decision for Claimants

Telephony Agent

Work Coach

Decision Maker

Joe Bloggs

What 2 things must claimants be able to prove to claim Universal Credit?

That they are born in the UK

That they have a right to reside in GB

That they are habitually resident in GB

That their parents live in GB

Why was the HRT test introduced?

To stop people coming here on holiday and claiming benefits

To stop people claiming UC if they werent born in GB

What are the 3 possible outcomes of the decision

Allowed: the claimant has a right to reside for a limited period only, review date input

Disallowed: the claimant is not eligible for Universal Credit.

Allowed: the claimant should never have been asked to go through this process

Allowed: the claimant has a right to reside and habitual residence, claim continues.

Disallowed: not a chance - they need to go back to their own country

What is the name given to someones partner who has been disallowed Universal Credit based on their HRT?

Disallowed Partner

Foreign Partner

Ineligible Partner

Confused Partner

HRT and GPOW

Understanding HRT and GPOW in Universal Credit

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