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I have a Pip phone call assessment in two weeks time and I would like to do a recording of my assessment. Is it better to tell the assessor I am recording or shall I just record the assessment without informing the assessor
Hi @rigilsalim786 I always think it is best to tell the assessor if you plan on recording the assessment😊
I would tell the assessor but I would also contact the assessment provider and ask that they also record it. They will then send you a copy of the recording.
I was under the impression that the health professionals automatically record the assessment so is it better rather than record myself to ring them up before my assessment and tell them to send me a copy of the audio I was going to ask them for a copy of the report anyway, depending on the outcome
I understand that health professionals don't automatically record the assessment you need to ask that this be recorded. If you request that they record it they will send you a copy.
hi i just rang the assessment people as they said in letter to confirm telephone number. they have noted i want it recorded but said to remind the health professional i want it recorded, at the start of the assessment. I also asked if I could record it too and person on phone said yes but advise the health professional at the start. I want belt and braces approach!
sorry please can you explain the first about telephone letter? I don’t understand that
sorry please can you explain the first about the telephone I don’t understand what you exactly
Do DWP ALWAYS tell you that they are recording a phonecall ?
And why is DWP's recording accepted as officially recognised when ours is NOT ?
Sorry - but I would record but tell them at the end …..
That way - you are TELLING THEM but might catch them out prior to this.
If they record you I'm pretty sure they are 100% meant to tell you
It's important to inform them beforehand. If you record and don't inform them beforehand it cannot typically be accepted by any other party (from a legal perspective).
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