WRAG and Support Group

bro58 wrote: Hi J,

These links may also help :

IB, IS, SDA, Migration to ESA FAQ’s

ESA FAQ’s

ESA Claims Guides

bro58

Try the links above J, from my previous post.

There is also a "Being transferred from incapacity benefit to employment and support allowance" Guide, top link on this page :

ESA Claims Guides

bro58

I have done my best to talk you through the process from scratch, I'm sorry if I have not pointed you to the resources you need. I hope that bro's links will be of more help.

I am so sorry, I never thought I was particularly slow or thick as a Psychiatric Secretary for years but I am just going round in circles. Maybe I am looking for something that is not there.
Sorry to you both I am trying to help myself but it is not happening.

Judith wrote: I am so sorry, I never thought I was particularly slow or thick as a Psychiatric Secretary for years but I am just going round in circles. Maybe I am looking for something that is not there.
Sorry to you both I am trying to help myself but it is not happening.

Hi J,

What specifically is it that you wish to know ?, as the links that I have provided have all the information that you would need in being migrated over to ESA.

If I can, I will draw reference to the specific extract or answer that you are looking for.

bro58

bro58

I was looking for details on how the assessment will be conducted - what they will ask me etc, etc, and the only thing I am finding is a listing of all the question which I have already answered on the form - is that what will happen.

I read somewhere the other day that someone was thanking this site for the information because all the questions they were asked at the assessment were what this site had told them.

I also fall into the form change situation and do not know how/if that will affect my assessment. The form was sent on 27th December and because I did not photocopy the pages with my name address etc I do not know which form it was.

Thank you

If you haven't already done so, ask for the assessment to be taped so that if you have to write an appeal you can say, 'I believe the assessor did not understand what I was saying as on the tape, I said, ....' I am amazed that they still manage to state you said things you didn't when it is being taped.

I had to wait 5 hours at the Atos centre for my appointment so I would advise taking something to eat, read and watch (on your mobile etc.)

I hope they let you through and you can relax in peace until your retirement.