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I am going to merge all of your PIP messages into one topic. We ask members to keep everything relating to the same claim in one topic as it helps us enormously. Therefore will you please reply to this message with further questions or comments and we will do our best to help. You will find it easily in future if you bookmark/favourite this on your web browser now. Alternatively you can click on your username (in blue when you are logged into the forum) and it will bring up a list of all your previous posts.
As to the shambles relating to your MR - I'm afraid that DWP are not known for their efficiency at the best of times. When they mess up they tend to do it in spectacular style, as they have with you!
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Sent off an appeal. My MP who supported my case called them to see what would jappem, he was told that the case would be looked at again and if they still couldn't change it the appeal would continue. Do you know of anyone who has experienced this. Also do the DWP sometimes change the decision before the tribunal?
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Lorraine wrote: Morning after loosing my medical proof then making a decision re mandatory reconsideration without it the DWP agreed to look at my case again. They had stopped my award even though nothing had changed, I have CFS , fibromyalgia prolapsed discs and arthritis.Meantime I had
Sent off an appeal. My MP who supported my case called them to see what would jappem, he was told that the case would be looked at again and if they still couldn't change it the appeal would continue. Do you know of anyone who has experienced this. Also do the DWP sometimes change the decision before the tribunal?
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The DWP do occasionally revise the Decision before the hearing but it is rare and if they do it will most likely happen in the week before the hearing when all of the evidence in regard the appeal has been submitted.
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I have again merged your query with the previous topics relating to your PIP as we ask members to keep everything relating to the same claim in one topic.
The DWP Decision Makers have no medical background, so it sounds as if there is something in your medical evidence that they want advice about. I would take it as a sign that they are really looking at your case again, rather than just 'rubber stamping' the original decision.
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