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1 year 11 months ago #277258 by Agis

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One of my reports from supporting organisation says that I contacted police and made reports about any social neighbours. I had sent this report with other evidence to PIP as I had very limiting evidence anyway. It doesn't say that I needed help doing it. Although at the time there were people helping me with that. What should I do now? And how that falls within pip. Will they say because I'm ok to call police so that means that I can convey message?

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1 year 11 months ago #277272 by BIS

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Hi Agis

I can't tell you how an assessor will interpret one piece of information. They should be looking at your case in its entirety. if someone is forced to contact the police - it shows they were desperate - it doesn't automatically mean they could communicate with other people. If someone has a question about how you managed to communicate with the police then they will raise it with you and you can tell them.

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