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9 years 1 month ago #155833 by Doretta
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Hi Glad its all over for you! Im just waiting for my app They called me the other day made the app but because I asked for the meeting to be recorded she cancelled it and said she will call me back again for a person who is willing to be recorded!!! so I lie in wait. But i to are also very nervous about it!
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9 years 1 month ago #155989 by couchie
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Hi
Well it's not quite over yet, but it's closer to being so.
I've just recieved a text message to my mobile from the DWP. I says " We have recieved your request to look at your decision again. There is no need to contact us as we are looking at this now".
Should I leave it at that or get in touch with them in a week any how?
Thanks
Chris
Well it's not quite over yet, but it's closer to being so.
I've just recieved a text message to my mobile from the DWP. I says " We have recieved your request to look at your decision again. There is no need to contact us as we are looking at this now".
Should I leave it at that or get in touch with them in a week any how?
Thanks
Chris
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9 years 1 month ago #156031 by Gordon
I'd leave it at least a couple of weeks before chasing.
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couchie wrote: Hi
Well it's not quite over yet, but it's closer to being so.
I've just recieved a text message to my mobile from the DWP. I says " We have recieved your request to look at your decision again. There is no need to contact us as we are looking at this now".
Should I leave it at that or get in touch with them in a week any how?
Thanks
Chris
I'd leave it at least a couple of weeks before chasing.
Gordon
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9 years 1 week ago #157716 by couchie
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Ok
I've just had the M/R decision letter this morning, letter dated 28 April.
They have decided not to change a thing, all the descriptors have been kept the same, so total of 9 points for daily living, 12 points for mobility.
The two areas I disputed mainly, which were help with therapy & managing incontinence have not really been discused, ie they have not actually stated why they do not agree with my dispute of their descriptor award. All they say is the desicion is based on observations and evaluations made at my face to face by the assesor.
So do I go to appeal or not? Rhetorical question question really. I know the desicion is mine, but any advice given will be gratefully recieved. Am I right in thinking any payments will be suspended if I decide to, and also during, any appeal?
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Chris
I've just had the M/R decision letter this morning, letter dated 28 April.
They have decided not to change a thing, all the descriptors have been kept the same, so total of 9 points for daily living, 12 points for mobility.
The two areas I disputed mainly, which were help with therapy & managing incontinence have not really been discused, ie they have not actually stated why they do not agree with my dispute of their descriptor award. All they say is the desicion is based on observations and evaluations made at my face to face by the assesor.
So do I go to appeal or not? Rhetorical question question really. I know the desicion is mine, but any advice given will be gratefully recieved. Am I right in thinking any payments will be suspended if I decide to, and also during, any appeal?
Regards
Chris
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9 years 1 week ago #157762 by Gordon
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couchie
As you have a current award, this will continue to be paid while you wait for any appeal to be heard.
If you decide to appeal then the PIP Appeal guide has links to the form that you will need to complete and instructions on how to complete it.
Gordon
As you have a current award, this will continue to be paid while you wait for any appeal to be heard.
If you decide to appeal then the PIP Appeal guide has links to the form that you will need to complete and instructions on how to complete it.
Gordon
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9 years 1 week ago #157775 by slugsta
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Hi Couchie,
Try not to be too disheartened, the MR seldom does anything other than 'rubber stamp' the original decision
Try not to be too disheartened, the MR seldom does anything other than 'rubber stamp' the original decision

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