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PIPS Checking my award is correct

Frankplank
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Hi I was awarded pip at the higher rate in December 2014 for 4 years
I received a form today asking me if my condition has changed
Basically 3 boxes on each worsened, got better or no change
Anyone else had 12 months before the award end date
Cheers in advance
I received a form today asking me if my condition has changed
Basically 3 boxes on each worsened, got better or no change
Anyone else had 12 months before the award end date
Cheers in advance
Comments
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Hi Frankplank and welcome
Yes this is common practice. Your old award will be superceded when a new decision is made.
Best practice is to treat this form as if it were a new claim and submit any evidence you can. If you say that your condition has got worse it is likely to trigger a new f2f. Even if no change a new f2f might still be called for
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Doing a review like this is no good if you had conditions not accepted when your award was initially done. Makes me more determined to carry on trying to put things right before any review. Yes @Frankplank it is normal practice to send this out a year before the end of your award term.
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Yes frankplank i two have had my assesement brought forward i was awarded pip until sept 2018 my assesement was on the 11th of december but was cancelled due to the snow so now waiting for new assesement date
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wildlife said:Doing a review like this is no good if you had conditions not accepted when your award was initially done. Makes me more determined to carry on trying to put things right before any review. Yes @Frankplank it is normal practice to send this out a year before the end of your award term.
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Hi I was awarded pip until May 2018 was awarded it in July 2016. I have had 3 assessments since, and the last one they cancelled my benefit, I sent in a letter of reconsideration which failed too, I have appealed to the tribunal , as I am a cancer patient with emphysema& pleural plaque which is a condition which will not improve at all.. Had no payment now since 3rd December 2017..You're right about them not listening to doctors or Consultants, as they never contacted them at all. The assessors put in his report that he took me out to see how far I could walk without getting breathless , he said 250 metres, Funny thing is I never left my house and was in my pj's when they arrived...
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The DWP revealed that it paid out 41 million pounds in bonuses to its staff and the goverment say the benefit bill is too high so with the cost of tribunials as well the money certainly not going to the sick and disabled
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Hi @joyce54, and welcome to the community!
So sorry to hear that you lost your benefit and about your experiences, it's good to hear that you've begun the appeals process. If we can be of any assistance, please do let us know. -
Thank you Pippa, I am waiting to hear from them..
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