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4 years 5 months ago #271115 by Tina C
I sent a renewal form for pip, one year later I received a letter saying I was awarded nil points on every point. I asked for the assessors report to be sent, which took two weeks to arrive. Following this I applied for mandatory reconsideration in writing with a four page letter going through each point again. Today I received a phone call asking me if I still wanted to apply for a mandatory reconsideration !!! I said I had written two weeks ago but they are denying receiving it (sent signed for 1st class). I told the person I was unable to speak at the time and have sent another copy of the letter in the post today. They are calling me in the morning. I would rather they have my written letter before a decision is made I think we are all aware telephone conversations are not always recorded correctly. Can I ask them to ring me when they have found the letter or do I have to go through it all again verbally. I cannot believe they havnt got the letter or maybe they are just really thoughtful and thought I might want to appeal !!! Any help would be appreciated.

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4 years 5 months ago #271199 by BIS
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Hi TDC

I'm sorry your post was not answered immediately. I assume you have spoken to the DWP by now. I hope that you were able to resolve this issue.

BIS

Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems

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4 years 5 months ago #271214 by Roch82
ALWAYS send letters of importance by recorded delivery. They have no excuse then.
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4 years 4 months ago #271628 by Northern Boy
Certificate of posting and keeping the receipt for that in regard of my letter to dWP re my misinterpretation of the “tell us once “ service when registering my fathers death in 2018 led to my sending a letter in jan 19 with my retaining the certificate.

I calculated (roughly) of how much of a certain benefit i had been overpaid and put the £ £ £ aside. Still waiting for them to come back to me. They cannot say that i did not inform them. I sent the letter and what they may have done with it (lost it) is not my responsibilty.

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4 years 4 months ago #271630 by Northern Boy
Nearly similar to what i did three years ago when i misinterpreted the meaning of my local councils “tell us once service” when i went to register my fathers death 4 years ago. Sent letter in jan 19 with certificate of posting and i have heard nothing since.

I did a rough calc of the amount and put the money aside.. if they do come back to me to say they have not received i have the proof and not my fault if the dwp know nothing at all

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