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brad72 wrote: I have already contacted them and they aren't sure, but would this mean if the letter is not supportive to my claim would the decision maker decide or would I have to have a face to face first.
I'm afraid any answer we could give would be nothing more than a random guess!
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brad72 wrote: So basically you can be found fit for work without a face to face assessment.
You CANNOT be found fit for work without having attended a face to face assessment.
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brad72 wrote: Sorry think there is some confusion if the health advisory service have wrote to my gp or specialist then sent my form to dwp and the decision maker is waiting for the letter and he dosnt agree will they refuse me esa without a face to face or will it get sent back to the health advisory service.
I'm sorry but I really do not know how to make this any clearer
You CANNOT be found Fit for Work unless you have attended a Face to face Assessment.
The DM can refer you back to HAAS for them to carry out a F2F, but if they do not then they cannot find you fit for work.
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