Pip, not sure if it will link up to my MD
Scooot
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I have been to citizen's advice today and she filled all the form in she's not sure if it will Link up to my MD which my daughter
Made on the 13 the September but said it should do as it hasn't been dealt with yet has anyone else done this plz
Made on the 13 the September but said it should do as it hasn't been dealt with yet has anyone else done this plz
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Hi @Scooot and a warm welcome to the community, what do you mean by MD?
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Manatery decision1
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Hi,I'm not sure what you mean by link up to your mandatory reconsideration (MR) Can you explain a little more please?2
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Please could you give us a little more information please @Scooot regarding which form it was, then we should be able to help
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It will be put in with my manory reconsideration as they have not looked at it yet and I had more sporting evidence that has been sent to day I'm sorry I'm all over the place at the moment my depression is getting the better of me and I can't stop crying the citizens advice said I had plenty of information and she could not understand why I WS refused I was on DLA middle and low mobility. Thanks so much for listening to me I have no one Else to talk to
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My daughter phoned the pip on the 13 the saying she was not happy the lies the assessor had said he then asked her all the questions again on what was said then I got a TeX saying my claim Will be looked at again by another assessor but we only got an appointment for today with more evidence for the citizens advice's so she's sent another form in asking for it to be looked at again1
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Hi @Scooot and thank you for more information- you have no need to apologise! I am under the impression that you have requested an MR and then citizens advice has helped you with the appeal, now you have sent off more evidence? If this is right then you have done everything perfectly! Was the letter that Citizens advice help with about explaining why an appeal should be made?
Here is more information, from the Scope website, on the appeal process. I wish you the very best of luck and please do let us know if there is anything else that we can do to help!
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Hi,I'm sure i answered a question very similar to this yesterday. Have you requested the MR by letter or phone call? You should really request it by letter stating what you disagree with and where you think you should have scored those points. Avoiding any possible lies that were told in the report because DWP won't be interested in lies that may have been told. They will only be interested in the descriptors that you think apply to you. You can then send all your extra evidence with the letter of request.If you're already sent the MR request letter or asked for the MR over the phone then you can try sending the evidence in but don't be surprised if DWP won't wait for the evidence and go ahead and make the decision on the MR.Only 17% of MR decisions change so most people have to take it to Tribunal. I'd advise getting some help with all of this from either your local welfare rights or CAB. Good luck.2
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Thank you . no I haven't had the Mr yet she said she does not want it to go to appeal as it Will be very stressful to me I'm a nervous wreck so shes hoping they look at my daughters information and this new information together x
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No I think its been done over the phone and today its been sent by citizens advice's by letter today its only been 12 days since my daughter spoke to the DWP x1
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Won't they just link together0
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I think this is what has happened that's why I was asking for advise what can I do now my depression is getting the better of me I carnt think straight no sleep for nearly a week all kinds going on in my Head0
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She's asked for a Mr decision and the citizens advice has also asked for a Mr decision0
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Thank you mike1
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