Pip rang daughter instead of me ??

sosad1
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Hi I wonder if I can ask advice. I applied for pip beginning of march (2nd time applying). This time I included more evidence and also a statement from my daughter who helps with my difficulties. Then out of the blue on monday they rang her at work !! She usnt my carer and she does not see me everyday and does not know about all my different medical needs. Then today I got a text saying dwp had received my report following assessment?? I havent even spoken to anyone. I'm so stressed
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Yes I suppose I will have to, I have heard of people receiving only paper based assessments but even though I have numerous health problems I doubt they are going to issue an award based on what my daughter said0
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A paper based assessment doesn't mean it's a bad thing and you'll be refused. Sometimes if they need some extra information then they will contact people on your list. I assume you must have put your daughters phone number down somewhere on the form, otherwise they couldn't have known her number.Try not to stress too much as i'm sure there's really nothing to worry about. Even if you ring DWP on Tuesday it's very unlikely they will be able to give any information because it's just a call centre you're ringing.1
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Thank you , she wrote a separate letter as she helps me because of my difficulties so they got her letter from that I think0
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Then that explains why they contacted her.1
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Thank you I will just have to wait and hear what happens . She is stressed also as she knows how struggle but she was at work when they called her I think at least they should have allowed notice0
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If they gave notice when trying to contact people for evidence then the backlogs would be even longer.They send letters for assessment appointments but not when contacting anyone in this way.1
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