Can they just stop my payments?
adrianna83
Community member Posts: 10 Listener
Wonder if someone can give me some advice I was awarded low mobility and low living on pip until March 19 by tribuna been getting paymemts every 4 weeks l I went face to face appointment 4th July this year Friday I rang up and asked wat was happing I was told that they not aware me the living this time but I'll still get low mobility I asked how can they do this and will i get a payment today which is due but no money gone in my account for nothing and I've not even had letter stating above yet as I rang them can they just stop payment with out telling me first even though man on phone said I would get it today
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i was on pip and esa and lost my esa in december. i was worried they had taken my pip away as weel so i phoned up to check and i was told that they only stop pip in excetional circumstances.0
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Why when you were awarded low daily living and mobility till March 2019 did you have a face to face assessment in July and had it took of you
They cannot review you before March 2019 unless the tribunal decision states a review date0 -
They said it's normal 12 months before the date to end this is wat I'm getting told no warning or nothing just stopped everything iv rang them and they said it's right I got appointment with disabilty solutions on Monday 10th they said they help me as it's wrong how iv been treated0
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When the tribunal give you a new award they set aside the original award made by the DWP who usually state on their awards that you will be reviewed 12 months before the end but if the tribunal give you an end date without mentioning a review date the DWP must abide with it
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My post is only based on my experience and what i have been told by the DWP
my original award was up till Dec 19 with a review in Dec 18 and when the tribunal decision stated that the award was set aside and the new award would end on the same date i presumed i would still be getting a review in Dec 18.
Then the DWP sent confirmation of the award but did not mention the review only that i would be contacted 14 weeks before the end date to be invited to apply again for PIP
I rang them up to clarify this and was told because there was no review date on the decision it would run to the end0 -
@adrianna83 you’ll get paid until the date the DWP decision maker made the decision from the info the interviewer passed on.
You really need that decision letter now and probably ask them to send you a copy of the Health assessors report as well. Then phone to ask for a mandatory reconsideration . I’ve found best to do over the phone and then you’ve got 28days after that to send a letter to say what bits of the report and decision you disagree with and why. If that doesn’t work, you’ll need to go to appeal again.
Massive pain, but currently only solution on offer.0 -
@Username_removed what you’re saying has not been my experience at all. Whereas what I wrote is exactly what I did just a few months ago. In fact, when I rang to check the amount of time I had left and found the previous person I spoke to hadn’t registered the request properly, I was given a further 28 days from the date of the second call ...... so I actually ended up with 6 weeks from the first call to get my letter in.
As far as the form in the link goes, that’s fine if you only disagree with one or two points, but if you’ve got several more (as i did), it doesn’t have anywhere near enough space to make your case. So it kind of depends how much needs reconsidering as to whether the form or a letter is best.0
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