Not another PIP refused letter. guides getting Overwhelmed a month not that long

Hi Green Frog

This is the address for your PIP letter and evidence:-
Personal Independence Payment 1
Mail Handling Site A
Wolverhampton
WV98 1AA

The address you gave in your last post is for ESA.

David

Hi Green Fog

I'm sorry you weren't successful in your PIP application. It is an awful lot of stress. You say that there is no point in trying again, but I don't know whether you mean that or you actually want to try again. The first thing to do is get a copy of the assessment report - PA4 (that's if you had a telephone assessment) - so you can understand why you didn't get the score you were hoping for. Once you have that, you know what you are fighting against, and you could submit a mandatory reconsideration if you want to. You have one month from the date on the decision letter.

BIS

Hi Green Fog

I am sorry. Face-to-face assessments can be really grim. Some people prefer them because they believe the assessors will better assess their disabilities because the assessor can see them, but as you have found out, that is not necessarily the case at all. Did you try to get some help from somewhere like the Citizens' Advise Bureau to fill in your form? I know you've probably had enough, but they may be able to help you complete a mandatory reconsideration if you want to keep fighting. Although you only have four weeks from the date on the decision letter to submit one - I would argue with them that you need longer because you have dyslexia and they should make reasonable adjustments so you have time to find someone to help you. They are not supposed to give extra time for MRs, but they do to some claimants. I realise I may be saying things that are too difficult if you struggle to communicate on the phone, but if you could get some help from a local welfare advisor, you might want to try again.

BIS