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7 years 6 days ago #187612 by Gordon
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Mr Frog
Dealing with the anomalies in the report is important but you will only receive a revised award by showing that you meet the criteria for one, so make sure that you have done this.
Anything you submit as part of an MR will be carried forward into any appeal that you might make.
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Dealing with the anomalies in the report is important but you will only receive a revised award by showing that you meet the criteria for one, so make sure that you have done this.
Anything you submit as part of an MR will be carried forward into any appeal that you might make.
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7 years 6 days ago #187634 by Wadsworth
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thanks Gordon we did endeavour to make sure we met the requirements also ensuring using the golden words repeatedly, Reliably, and safely. Hope it works as the assessor in our eyes definitely misled the DM with not knowing what Cardio Vascular Angina Syndrome X was which means in short any form of repeated exertion causes the heart to go into spasms and causes Angina
thanks Gordon we did endeavour to make sure we met the requirements also ensuring using the golden words repeatedly, Reliably, and safely. Hope it works as the assessor in our eyes definitely misled the DM with not knowing what Cardio Vascular Angina Syndrome X was which means in short any form of repeated exertion causes the heart to go into spasms and causes Angina
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7 years 18 hours ago #188085 by Wadsworth
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Received the brown envelope today 26th April though it is dated 19th April does this mean we have only 3 weeks to go to tribunal. as there is 7 days lost in sending and receiving the notification
The DM has totally dismissed our submissions and new GP evidence and the award has stayed the same. We are putting together our SSCS1 form and have already done the work on the submissions etc.
Do you have to hand write your evidence like your sample submission or will a typed out version be accepted as this is what we sent into the DM, asking has my writing is not very good
Received the brown envelope today 26th April though it is dated 19th April does this mean we have only 3 weeks to go to tribunal. as there is 7 days lost in sending and receiving the notification
The DM has totally dismissed our submissions and new GP evidence and the award has stayed the same. We are putting together our SSCS1 form and have already done the work on the submissions etc.
Do you have to hand write your evidence like your sample submission or will a typed out version be accepted as this is what we sent into the DM, asking has my writing is not very good
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7 years 17 hours ago #188101 by Gordon
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Mr Frog
Your request for an appeal, not your detailed reasons, has to be with the Tribunal Service no later than one month after the date of the MR letter, so this would be 18 May based on your post.
Once your appeal is accepted the DWP will prepare their submission to the hearing and send you a copy, whilst you should wait until you receive this to finish and submit your own, you should start to prepare your own case, an increased award will only be made by your showing that you score the extra points for one, so I would start by going back through your PIP2, the assessment report and the PIP Claim guide to see how you might show this is the case.
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Your request for an appeal, not your detailed reasons, has to be with the Tribunal Service no later than one month after the date of the MR letter, so this would be 18 May based on your post.
Once your appeal is accepted the DWP will prepare their submission to the hearing and send you a copy, whilst you should wait until you receive this to finish and submit your own, you should start to prepare your own case, an increased award will only be made by your showing that you score the extra points for one, so I would start by going back through your PIP2, the assessment report and the PIP Claim guide to see how you might show this is the case.
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7 years 16 hours ago #188119 by Wadsworth
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thanks for the reply when we receive the DWP submissions for us to prepare ours to submit to the tribunal how long have we got to do this and will the tribunal accept typed written paperwork or does everything have to be hand written!
thanks for the reply when we receive the DWP submissions for us to prepare ours to submit to the tribunal how long have we got to do this and will the tribunal accept typed written paperwork or does everything have to be hand written!
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7 years 12 hours ago #188145 by Gordon
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Mr Frog
Technically you have one month from the date of the DWP letter accompanying their bundle but in reality the TS will accept information up to seven days before the hearing.
Sorry I missed this earlier, typed or written whatever is easiest for you subject to legibility.
Make sure each page has your full name, NIN and appeal reference number. I would also number each page and provide an indec based on this.
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Technically you have one month from the date of the DWP letter accompanying their bundle but in reality the TS will accept information up to seven days before the hearing.
Sorry I missed this earlier, typed or written whatever is easiest for you subject to legibility.
Make sure each page has your full name, NIN and appeal reference number. I would also number each page and provide an indec based on this.
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