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1 month 2 days ago #297042 by Nostromo
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hi, i just got my pip review completion letter, it has stayed the same as before, higher daily living and standard mobility, i am an occasional driver, is it unlikely that i could be awarded the full mobility if i ask for a mandatory consideration and possible appeal?, also is there a way i can ask the dwp for a copy of why they felt they could not award the full mobility component so that i could focus on those reasons in an appeal?
would appreciate any advice.
thanks.
would appreciate any advice.
thanks.
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1 month 2 days ago #297069 by BIS
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Hi Nostromo
If you had a telephone, video, or fact-to-face assessment, there will be a copy of the assessment report—a PA4. You can ring the DWP and ask for a copy—it will take 7 - 10 days to arrive. This report should tell you what you were scored for mobility and why.
You have four weeks from the date on the decision letter to put in for the Mandatory Reconsideration. Have a look at our Guide to Appeals which has the MR information in it. If, however, you had a paper-based assessment - you can ask if an assessment report was written (PA5), but several members have reported being told when they tried to get hold of the report that none was written and the decision was just made - which is very unsatisfactory.
The DWP is notorious for its perceived bias against claimants who drive - but being an occasional driver should not automatically prevent you from getting enhanced mobility. It will depend on your condition/s and your argument for saying that you should have been scored at a higher rate.
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If you had a telephone, video, or fact-to-face assessment, there will be a copy of the assessment report—a PA4. You can ring the DWP and ask for a copy—it will take 7 - 10 days to arrive. This report should tell you what you were scored for mobility and why.
You have four weeks from the date on the decision letter to put in for the Mandatory Reconsideration. Have a look at our Guide to Appeals which has the MR information in it. If, however, you had a paper-based assessment - you can ask if an assessment report was written (PA5), but several members have reported being told when they tried to get hold of the report that none was written and the decision was just made - which is very unsatisfactory.
The DWP is notorious for its perceived bias against claimants who drive - but being an occasional driver should not automatically prevent you from getting enhanced mobility. It will depend on your condition/s and your argument for saying that you should have been scored at a higher rate.
BIS
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4 weeks 7 hours ago #297173 by Nostromo
Replied by Nostromo on topic pip review driving while claiming mobility question.
its honestly been so long since i filled the review form out (around a year) i cant remember if they even phoned me for a telephone assesement, definitely was not a video or face to face assesement though. i will definitely ask if they have a PA5 report and i will consider a mandatory recon aswell.
thanks!
thanks!
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