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PIP claim and evidence
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Cruella wrote: Hi, just checking a couple of things. I am hoping to hear my son has been awarded PIP by the end of August because this affects my ESA which in turn affects shared ownership. But I think it is going to come through too late. PIP help line says 2 to 3 weeks from near before claim processed. The guy said assessment report received but he started saying that I could not assume my son will be awarded. So could he see the assessment scores or was he just talking generally?Also I could have asked for a copy of the report couldn't I?
Providing they accept your authority to make the request then yes, you can ask for a copy of the report.
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Cruella wrote: Can the PIP helpline advisor when you ring them see the assessment report scores on the computer screen before the claim has finished being processed.
They can see an award, but I don't think that they can see the points. Either way they cannot tell you unless a Decision Letter has been sent.
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Just to let you know my son's PIP was unsuccessful. (autistic spectrum, diagnosed when 4 years old). He got just 2 points! We followed the guides and looked up net info on scoring , and I would definitely thought he would have been close to 8 points. I feel really bad now for putting him through the process, lowering his self-esteem, but he needed a little money to help while at uni because he cannot do a lot of the type of part-time jobs that students do to supplement their student loans. He cannot interact well enough to do things like bar work, shop work and also would be too slow with physical jobs. I know PIP is not about not being able to work but he could have done with some PIP money to help him manage financially at uni. When he had his face 2 face, the assessor was being assessed - do you think that would have gone against him?
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Are you going to take this further?
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