Received report in the post today.
ckgre96
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Hey all,
I called up during the week to get a copy of my report and it’s just came through the mail.
I called up during the week to get a copy of my report and it’s just came through the mail.
I got 11 points for daily activities and 0 points for mobility. I’m a little disheartened by the result, and at 11 points, do you think I should petition it or just suck it up?
The difference is quite a high in terms of the payment amount and that alone is making me highly consider.
There’s a few inconsistencies in the report, such as myself being out of breath when coming in, when I know I was definitely out of breath. Things like that. They seem to be putting a lot of the blame for not getting more points on the fact that I’ve only been on medication for a couple months.
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Petition? Do you mean Mandatory Reconsideration? If so then you will need to wait for the decision to be made before you can request that.I'm afraid i won't be able to advise you on whether you should request the MR because i don't know anything about your conditions or how they affect you.It's worth remembering that the report isn't the decision, it's a recommendation only. Whilst they mostly go with it, they have been known to go against it.0
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My assessor report suggested 7 points daily living and 12 mobility....the DM awarded me 8 points and 12 points....the said that if I had a bath ( which I dont ) I would likely struggle to get in and out....and awarded the extra point1
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kitkat23 said:My assessor report suggested 7 points daily living and 12 mobility....the DM awarded me 8 points and 12 points....the said that if I had a bath ( which I dont ) I would likely struggle to get in and out....and awarded the extra point0
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Morning all,
I called this morning and they confirmed they’re awarding the standard rate of PIP and a back pay of £1,142 to be paid in on Thursday.
I’m still not sure what the points breakdown is that they have decided to set out, but at this point I don’t think it’s worth it to have a MR, and I should be happy with what I got.0 -
I'm glad they've made a decision and payment is already on its way to you @ckgre96. There's no rush to decide whether you want to appeal right now. Once you receive the decision letter and breakdown of points, you can read through and see how you feel.0
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Adrian_Scope said:I'm glad they've made a decision and payment is already on its way to you @ckgre96. There's no rush to decide whether you want to appeal right now. Once you receive the decision letter and breakdown of points, you can read through and see how you feel.0
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ckgre96 said:Morning all,
I called this morning and they confirmed they’re awarding the standard rate of PIP and a back pay of £1,142 to be paid in on Thursday.
I’m still not sure what the points breakdown is that they have decided to set out, but at this point I don’t think it’s worth it to have a MR, and I should be happy with what I got.0 -
faraway_21 said:ckgre96 said:Morning all,
I called this morning and they confirmed they’re awarding the standard rate of PIP and a back pay of £1,142 to be paid in on Thursday.
I’m still not sure what the points breakdown is that they have decided to set out, but at this point I don’t think it’s worth it to have a MR, and I should be happy with what I got.Yeah the amount is correct based off of the estimated 17 weeks. I’m not sure on the date but it seems likely it was at the end of last week.0
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