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F2F assessment
6 years 6 months ago #198873 by Southernbelle80
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Hi,
Is there anything I can do to avoid a f2f assessment, my anxiety has shot through the roof since I got my appointment date, can a Doctor write a letter or anything? Probably no, but I though I would ask anyway
Is there anything I can do to avoid a f2f assessment, my anxiety has shot through the roof since I got my appointment date, can a Doctor write a letter or anything? Probably no, but I though I would ask anyway
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6 years 6 months ago #198912 by Gordon
A Paper Based Review can only be done if the assessor is satisfied that they have sufficient information to make a recommendation to the DWP without seeing you or there is evidence that a F2F will cause you significant physical or mental harm.
You may be able to get the appointment switched to a home assessment if you GP is willing to state that you cannot travel to the appointment
For a PBR they will have to state the risk of harm or try and provide additional information.
Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic F2F assessment
Southernbelle80 wrote: Hi,
Is there anything I can do to avoid a f2f assessment, my anxiety has shot through the roof since I got my appointment date, can a Doctor write a letter or anything? Probably no, but I though I would ask anyway
A Paper Based Review can only be done if the assessor is satisfied that they have sufficient information to make a recommendation to the DWP without seeing you or there is evidence that a F2F will cause you significant physical or mental harm.
You may be able to get the appointment switched to a home assessment if you GP is willing to state that you cannot travel to the appointment
For a PBR they will have to state the risk of harm or try and provide additional information.
Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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