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6 years 5 months ago #200065 by Actonjon
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Ok we will phone Monday why oh why do they make it so confusing ? And just make it plain English.
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6 years 5 months ago #200066 by Gordon
It's perfectly possible that it is an award letter, but I would hate for you to get called to an assessment in a couple of months time and realise that you had it wrong.
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Actonjon wrote: Ok we will phone Monday why oh why do they make it so confusing ? And just make it plain English.
It's perfectly possible that it is an award letter, but I would hate for you to get called to an assessment in a couple of months time and realise that you had it wrong.
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6 years 5 months ago #200155 by Actonjon
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Hi gordon phoned dwp yes staying in support group for 18 months last time it for 3 years anyway relief but very quick decision sent form on the 4th of oct letter dated 21oct with the decision hope the pip will be ok 2 weeks since that awful assessment. Thank you very much the guides are so so helpful.
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6 years 5 months ago #200160 by Gordon
I'm very pleased for you. Sorry for causing additional worry.
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Actonjon wrote: Hi gordon phoned dwp yes staying in support group for 18 months last time it for 3 years anyway relief but very quick decision sent form on the 4th of oct letter dated 21oct with the decision hope the pip will be ok 2 weeks since that awful assessment. Thank you very much the guides are so so helpful.
I'm very pleased for you. Sorry for causing additional worry.
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6 years 5 months ago #200179 by Actonjon
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No worries Gordon first do you think that I will be reassessed again if under the new rule about support group and how do I get to know how they made the decision with out assessment f to f
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6 years 5 months ago #200194 by Gordon
If you were being exempted from further assessment then it will say so on the Decision Letter, if it doesn't then I'm afraid you aren't.
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Actonjon wrote: No worries Gordon first do you think that I will be reassessed again if under the new rule about support group and how do I get to know how they made the decision with out assessment f to f
If you were being exempted from further assessment then it will say so on the Decision Letter, if it doesn't then I'm afraid you aren't.
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