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Award changes?

april123april123 Member Posts: 137 Pioneering
in PIP, DLA and AA
So award been upgraded from standard mob standard and DL  enhanced do 18/21 review 20. Year before runs out.
reconsideration upgraded both enhanced  contact 14 weeks before end date.
What's the difrence which Is best.
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  • poppy123456poppy123456 Member Posts: 22,218 Disability Gamechanger
    Contacting you 14 weeks before the end date means there's no review. When they send you the letter 14 weeks before they will ask if you want to continue claiming PIP then you must ring to ask for the forms to be sent. The forms they send won't be the shortened version, they will be the full forms. If a decision isn't made by the time your end date arrives your PIP will stop. If a decision goes in your favour you'll be back dated to the date it stopped. If a decision is made before the end date and it's in your favour you will of course have a new award date.
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  • april123april123 Member Posts: 137 Pioneering
    Thankyou @poppy123456 doI have to start from scratch ? If they left if and contact 12 months before would this of been better ? They stopped appeal and enhanced mobility then changed review type should I ring and qurry or leave alone ?

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  • poppy123456poppy123456 Member Posts: 22,218 Disability Gamechanger
    As they are contacting you 3 months before your award ends then yes it will be a new claim with the same forms you filled out the first time you applied. The only difference with this is they don't contact you 1 year before the award is due to end. In a way i think i would prefer that because if when you're review comes you're refused your money will stop regardless of the award not being due to end until the following year. With this award that you have if the worst does happen and you're not awarded it next time then you wouldnt have lost as much as you could have if it was a review.

    Alot of Tribunal decisions give awards with end dates like this, it seems like DWP did the same when they offered you the award before the Tribunal. I'd leave well alone, you have Enhanced on both and you can't get higher than that.
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  • april123april123 Member Posts: 137 Pioneering
    @susan48 did they change your review type I'm intrigued as lenghl is still 3 years just noticed difference.

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  • poppy123456poppy123456 Member Posts: 22,218 Disability Gamechanger
    The length is still 3 years but now you don't have a review 1 year before it's due to end. Better, for sure in my opinion.
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  • april123april123 Member Posts: 137 Pioneering
    I have moved from DLA across to pip so not sure how it all works still sorting out Backpage for mobility car. Again thankyou @poppy123456 I will definitely leave alone xx
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  • April2018momApril2018mom Posts: 2,869 Member
    Don’t mess with this. This is good news. Do remember that you are on the top possible rate of mobility. 
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  • april123april123 Member Posts: 137 Pioneering
    @April2018mom thankyou I am leaving well alone.
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