Help with PIP mandatory reconsideration

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Hello @Imrany23 and a warm welcome to the community.
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Hi Adrian
I hope you are good
So let me start with a bit of background I applied for last November 23 because I was receiving DLA and waiting for an assessment for years but my condition was getting worse. I spoke to my consultants and GP regarding this before applying. I had a telephone assessment which I found to be inconsistent so I complained after finding out that I could request the assessment report before my decision from this forum.thank you!
My complaint to Capita was upheld I received 0 points for living and 4 points for mobility originally so this has moved to 12 and 8 on the new report. I received £110 in a goodwill gesture. The original assessment was found to be clinically inconsistent and has been amended and sent to the DWP on 9th April 24.I forwarded the decision letter from Capita and have a meeting booked with Citizens Advice next week was wondering if I need to do send anything else cause at the moment I have not?My claim has gone to Mandatory Reconsideration on the 9th April also as soon as DWP received the amended report from Capita.The decision may take over 8 weeks to look at, which because my DLA has ended on April leaves me as at a disadvantage.Thank you for your help and any information you can provide.0 -
Hi
Just an update on my PIP application and the mandatory reconsideration.
I got standard on both, 11 for living and 10 mobility when I called them the DWP DM took a point off the assessment report where I got 12 and 8 I am waiting on the decision letter.
I am disappointed that this has now carried on for 30 over weeks.
Also I was told by DWP that they would take my DLA money since my claim and I received and minus it from my back pay but been told I have applied 13 November however back pay is only paid from 24 April 2024 when my DLA was ended.
Just running out of strength at the moment, should I appeal and can they make the points come down.
Thank you for your help in advance.
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Apologies the above post was made in error I have copied it to the other thread as advised by the @TheManFromLondon
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Hi I wanted to share my Pip journey so far it's my first renewal sent claim in on the 4th of September 2023 had the 3 monthly texts to say we have your claim etc had my decision through the post with no assessment a paper based assessment I was 1 point away for enhanced daily and 2 points away from enhanced mobility my award lettwr came within days I rang on that day to log a recommendation it was logged over the phone he said no need for any paperwork! I've had a text saying it could take upto 15 weeks just wondering if anyone has gone through this waiting a week under 10 months feels like never ended. I am on guard as they rang me last claim she said I had the enhanced rate then rang back an hour later to say I had tbe standard rate I was to unwell to challenge her. I'm praying it won't be 15 weeks thanks in advance 🙏
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Thanks for sharing @debpp, I can understand why you're feeling like it's never ending. I just wanted to add that although they've said no further paperwork is needed for your mandatory reconsideration, but if you have anything else you want to send, it can be a good idea to put it in writing rather than just the phone call.
I hope you're not waiting too much longer and please let us know how you get on.
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@Adrian_Scope Hi thank you for the advice I will get more paperwork I'm seeing my physiatrist on the 20th I will ask for a letter where I live they don't give letters the Dwp has to ask for them,I will let you know how I get on cross fingers it will good news
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Just to add further, they very rarely contact anyone for any evidence. The onus is on you to prove you qualify, not their's.
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Maybe it's different in wales both my specialist & GP do not write letters anymore I will speak to my nurse hopefully she could help
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