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Sammorton1234 said: Can anyone help?my partner went from highest rate for both care and mobility parts of PIP but when reassessment done earlier this year2017,he scored a big 0 !!! All PIP stopped dispite disability slightly worse for definite.Mandatory reconsideration made NO difference so tribuneral forms completed and sent in May but still no word from PIP,meantime had ESA assessment which was successful.In last few weeks same illness/condition has deteriorated as he had cardiac arrest and end result he now has a I.C.D.fitted(defibrillator)incase same thing happens.What should he do?as don't want to lose out on backdated payments if win and will he lose any backdated payout if has to start new appeal?Any help would be great and hope i have made some sense,thankyou.x
Hi @Sammorton1234
@CockneyRebel is bang on with the advice above.
Where circumstances have significantly changed, the advice is to make a new claim, as the Tribunal will only be able to award PIP in line with how your partner was at the time of the refusal - new changes will not be accounted for.
Definitely still continue with the appeal though!
Kind regards,
Mary
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