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Korrina
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Can anyone tell me if i should have recieved the paperwork from esa medical which states how many points irecieved as i have not had one ..had letter informing me of change from support related to work related and a copy of actual medical report ..is that it ? Dont know how many points i got and eaiting to go to cab ..fo i neef this ? Thanku
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Hello @Korrina Pleased to meet you. You have rung up DWP have you may I ask?
I assume that they would send to you paperwork as soon as you had your assessment.
I would contact DWP. They may be sending the paperwork to you. Sometimes there are delays.
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Hello .yes i rang them and they sent me out the actual doctors report which was full of lies !!! But not recieved the paperwork with regards to how many points i recieved ..that was what i was expecting when i rang dwp but not what they sent me x
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Hi Korrina,
Usually the assessment report will contain all the activity descriptors and they will have ticked which descriptor you satisfy for each one. This will tell you which descriptors applied to you but not the points. The DWP generally accepts these recommended choices and adopts them and their points as their own.
You can find the ESA descriptors and points here:
https://www.sense.org.uk/get-support/information-and-advice/welfare-benefits/esa/esa-descriptors/
If you don't agree with a decision you can ask for a mandatory reconsideration and then an appeal to the tribunals service. Good luck.
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