ESA appeal query
pablo24
Online Community Member Posts: 3 Listener
I wonder if anyone can help me please.
I receive ESA because I suffer from anxiety and depression. Last year I had my ESA turned down so I followed the procedure, mandatory reconsideration and then appeal. While I was appealing they paid me ESA work focused group rate, then called me in for another assessment. I failed the second assessment, so we put in another reconsideration letter.
I won my appeal and I have been waiting for my ESA to be reinstated, then today I get a letter saying my mandatory reconsideration for the second assessment has been turned down.
I am very confused. What does this mean? Does the appeal decision override the second mandatory reconsideration, or do I have to appeal again?
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@pablo24
Sorry I can’t answer your question but hopefully someone will maybe @poppy123456?
I hope you find out and yes the whole system is confusing0 -
I think they are helping me on another forum I am posting on. Thank you for replying though1
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@pablo24 You won your appeal for the first refusal to grant ESA but subsequently attended a second assessment which you have now been told you have not been granted. The second assessment is the one they have turned your mandatory reconsideration down for so I am afraid you will have to go through the process again. The first appeal only applies to the decision made originally and will cover payment until they found you fit for work at a subsequent assessment.0
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Is it true that because this is the second time I have been found fit for work that I won’t be paid during the appeal process?0
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