MR rejected
Rach1968
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Hi everyone hope you are all well..
So I was first time pip application..I received 6points for daily living
4for mobility...so I put in a MR and it was rejected..they said they don't look at new evidence..from when I was refused pip...
My question is do I appeal or just re claim putting all the new evidence
So I was first time pip application..I received 6points for daily living
4for mobility...so I put in a MR and it was rejected..they said they don't look at new evidence..from when I was refused pip...
My question is do I appeal or just re claim putting all the new evidence
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They will take into consideration new evidence, providing it's related to how your conditions affected you at the time the assessment took place. If it's related to a worsening of condition or a condition that you didn't mention in the form or during the assessment then it will not be taken into consideration.
The majority of MR decisions don't change anyway so it's not surprising it didn't change. There's more chance at Tribunal stage providing you either appear in person or request a telephone/video hearing.
Starting a new claim using the same evidence you previously used, could see another refusal. For this reason it's not always the best decision to start a new claim.1 -
Thank you so much for your advice greatly appreciated...0
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Hi @Rach1968, whatever they said, a tribunal definitely considers further evidence as long as it's related to how your condition affects you as Poppy says.
I'm sorry your MR wasn't successful, but as Poppy also says many of them just are not successful.
You can read more about preparing for your tribunal here: Appealing a DWP decision | Disability charity Scope UK
Feel free to keep us up to date with how you are doing! We're always here if you've any questions or just need someone to talk about what's going on0 -
Thank you for your reply..I will keep you posted...I just don't know what to do because when I originally went for my assessment they said I showed signs of anxiety, depression and memory loss but was undiagnosed,so I went and got diagnosed and are on tablets and my therapy starts tomorrow it wasn't on my original claim...it was my other conditions I put in claim for...I told them about my new diagnosis in my MR but said they couldn't consider them because it wasn't on my original claim0
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PIP isn’t about a diagnosis. If you already had the symptoms of those conditions then you can provide evidence of a diagnosis.0
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Yes I have proof and sent it but they said they couldn't take it into account when they made the decision in December... sorry if I sound daft I just don't understand it all because my assessment said showed signs ect so i went and got diagnosed...sent all the evidence in with my MR and they said they couldn't consider it...I originally had 6points for daily living and 4for mobility...they have still kept to those points0
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You really don't need a diagnosis to be successfully awarded PIP. You need to move on from the MR process now because that's in the past. Concentrate on the Tribunal. You can request this online here. submit-appeal
Starting a new claim is often not the answer.0 -
Thank you for your help I'm going to appeal1
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