Mandatory Reconsideration Help

Hi Tj45

Have a look at our Guide to PIP Appeals (which also has the guidance regarding Mandatory Reconsiderations). www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/pip#appeals

Make sure that the emphasis of your letter is on the points where you will score points. If it won't make a difference pointwise - don't labour the point. You can always do a summary paragraph at the end, complaining of other inaccuracies.

BIS

Hi TJ45
You should concentrate on every point where you didn't score as highly as you thought. Sometimes claimants have complaints about the assessor, how they conducted the interview etc - which may be valid points, but making a big thing out of them won't improve a PIP award. The only thing that matters is do you fit the PIP criteria? So go through each question and where you disagree with their assessment - say so and explain why.

BIS