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8 years 8 months ago #166982 by helen1234
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hi gordon received my bundle of papers and now have a date for appeal ,what do i do now
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8 years 8 months ago #167015 by Gordon
Go through your PIP2 along with the documents you have received from the DWP and the PIP Claim guide to make sure that you have shown that you meet the criteria to score the points that you believe that you deserve, if you don't think that you have then explain in more detail, this will be the basis of your submission.
Make sure that you have addressed all of the elements of each Descriptor, some have more than one and they all need to be met to score points. Make sure you have used "reliably" and "on the majority of days" as applicable and try and echo the language used in the Descriptors where appropriate.
When you have finished send it to the Tribunal Service, it has to be with them no later than 7 days before your hearing.
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helen1234 wrote: hi gordon received my bundle of papers and now have a date for appeal ,what do i do now
Go through your PIP2 along with the documents you have received from the DWP and the PIP Claim guide to make sure that you have shown that you meet the criteria to score the points that you believe that you deserve, if you don't think that you have then explain in more detail, this will be the basis of your submission.
Make sure that you have addressed all of the elements of each Descriptor, some have more than one and they all need to be met to score points. Make sure you have used "reliably" and "on the majority of days" as applicable and try and echo the language used in the Descriptors where appropriate.
When you have finished send it to the Tribunal Service, it has to be with them no later than 7 days before your hearing.
Gordon
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8 years 8 months ago #167066 by helen1234
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mine is DLA appeal ,i`m sure the same things still stand
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8 years 8 months ago #167118 by Gordon
Of course it is
(title of topic).
In principle the same applies, "reliably" is a PIP phrase but the principles still apply to DLA and for DLA it is the majority of the time not days.
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helen1234 wrote: mine is DLA appeal ,i`m sure the same things still stand
Of course it is

In principle the same applies, "reliably" is a PIP phrase but the principles still apply to DLA and for DLA it is the majority of the time not days.
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8 years 7 months ago #167846 by helen1234
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gordon do they still do indefinite awards or have they stopped
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8 years 7 months ago #167869 by Gordon
PIP has an "on going" award, like DLA this does not prevent reassessment, but it is too early in the lifetime of PIP for us to have a feeling of whether on going claims will be reassessed and how often.
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helen1234 wrote: gordon do they still do indefinite awards or have they stopped
PIP has an "on going" award, like DLA this does not prevent reassessment, but it is too early in the lifetime of PIP for us to have a feeling of whether on going claims will be reassessed and how often.
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