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salty1212334

Hi just wondering what i can use as evidence for mandatory reconsideration. I got found fit for work i tried to get pip and failed for hypermobility and anemia. I put the same on my wca but when i had a phone call i spoke about my autism because i assumed i could get it for that yet i did not mention that on my form i filled in. So do i not mention my autism on MR my advisor at jobcentre told me to appeal he booked a appointment to help me with MR could i get someone who no's me to write a letter or would that be useless

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poppy123456

When you filled out the form you should have told them about all of your health conditions, not just some of them. As long as you did mention the Autism during the assessment and they are now aware of it then yes you can mention this in the MR.

You'll need to state why you think you should have been found to have either LCW or LCWRA. For LCWRA its not about scoring points, it's about satisfying at least one of the descriptors here. https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/universal-credit-uc/uc-faq/limited-capability-for-work-related-activity

You can ask anyone to write a letter of support for you but the best person to explain your health conditions and how they affect you is yourself.

When you say advisor at the job centre may i ask what you mean by that? Do you mean your work coach? If so then they are not really the best person to ask for help with this process. It would be much better to speak to an advice agency near you. Start here. https://advicelocal.uk/welfare-benefits

salty1212334

poppy123456 said:

When you filled out the form you should have told them about all of your health conditions, not just some of them. As long as you did mention the Autism during the assessment and they are now aware of it then yes you can mention this in the MR.

You'll need to state why you think you should have been found to have either LCW or LCWRA. For LCWRA its not about scoring points, it's about satisfying at least one of the descriptors here. https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/universal-credit-uc/uc-faq/limited-capability-for-work-related-activity

You can ask anyone to write a letter of support for you but the best person to explain your health conditions and how they affect you is yourself.

When you say advisor at the job centre may i ask what you mean by that? Do you mean your work coach? If so then they are not really the best person to ask for help with this process. It would be much better to speak to an advice agency near you. Start here. https://advicelocal.uk/welfare-benefits

Hi i did mention my autism before i reported it in my journal so i can carry on with that thankyou. And i do mean work coach he did tell me to contact cab would it do any good to contact them

poppy123456

You can contact any advice agency including CAB, anything is better than your work coach. Did you mention your Autism during the assessment?

salty1212334

i also have security follow me and ive told the wca assessor that if they continue following me i will end up losing it because of my autism and attack them and they still want me to go to jobcentre is that not classed as substantial risk its like they want to lock me up

salty1212334

poppy123456 said:

You can contact any advice agency including CAB, anything is better than your work coach. Did you mention your Autism during the assessment?

yes i did mention my autism

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