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Issues with PIP assessment

Cymro
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Just waiting for my second pip assessment the previous was a tissue of lies and distorted observations plus the assessments was based around a cut and paste answers by her is every disabled person the same or is it more reports more money for the assessor
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Hello @Cymro Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for sharing. The PIP assessments a lot of the community have had issues and problems with a lot of them. Have a look at Talk about PIP.
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Hi @Cymro and I am sorry to hear about the issues you have had with your PIP assessment, unfortunately this is fairly common. I am sure many members of the community will be able to relate to this. Did you appeal the decision?
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Yes but the unnecessary stress was unbearable but won on the reconsideration
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Yeah I can imagine, sorry it was such a stressful experience!Scope
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Unfortunately this is all too common. I dread the day we have to apply for DLA for DS.
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Cymro said:Yes but the unnecessary stress was unbearable but won on the reconsideration
Well do on winning at the consideration stage. Please can i ask why you did for the reconsideration? Did you mention the lies? Send in extra evidence etc? I am at the reconsideration stage and looking for any advice i can get as to what to provide.
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DWP won't be interested in any lies told on the assessment report. Any complaints for this should be sent to the assessment providers concerned. For the MR what you should do is write what you disagree with and where you think you should have scored those points. Yes send more evidence, if needed.
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Unfortunately they are not interested in any lies or inaccuracies that are embedded within the reports. Your best bet is to complain directly to the assessment provider instead. With the MR I think that you should write and explain what you don’t agree with and explain what and why you should have scored more points. Good luck!!
And yes its a good idea to send additional evidence with your claim form. Just make sure that you have photocopies of everything just in case. I remember my son’s first ever assessment last fall for DLA. Was a total waste of money and time too.
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