Pip review
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Sorry do you work for the DWP?0
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No! I claim PIP and ESA myself and my daughter claims PIP also. Thank you!
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Before this gets out of hand i'll end it here but wish you good luck with your claim.
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Yes I also Claim PIP and ESA. So like i say i'll listen to the Advice I Find Valueable. Thank You!!1
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@JO2907 please treat others on here with respect as we are all here to help each other. This is a forum where we speak through our own experiences and nobody claims to be experts or work for dwp. @poppy123456 is only trying to help and if you look on other topics she does same. If you don't like the advice don't take the advice. Your choice.2
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@debbiedo49 thank you very much! Much appreciated, i was only trying to help. Seems like we can't please everyone.
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JO2907 said:Yes I also Claim PIP and ESA. So like i say i'll listen to the Advice I Find Valueable. Thank You!!
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Really Sorry if i've Offended Anyone it wasn't my Intention. But like @debbiedo49 has said its my Choice which Advice I Choose to take i think. Thank you1
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sarah50 said:Well my reassessment didn't go well I have been denied pip and because of their stupid postal system and the time limits that are imposed on us but not them, they work to guidelines that they don't have to stick to, I have had to apply for a mandatory reconsideration. Without the benefit of my report. I now have a copy of the report and it varies from inaccurate to down right lie. I don't expect DWP to change their decision based on the MR and I've got no clue how long it will take for that decision to come through but I will be taking it to tribunal again no idea how long that will take but someone I know here in the southwest waited 9 months. My pip has stopped altogether as of the 19th the date of the decision. Happy days debt here I come.
Over £10000 due
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It seems to be a postcode lottery wish us all luck coz there seems no clear rules even when you fit their criteria1
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poppy123456 said:Yadnad's valuable advice... not being nasty here but this persons PIP claim was refused and the information he gave you was just stats from the internet...2
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Please stop with personal digs and use respect.2
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Love and peace, and respect to one and all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️god bless us all.2
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Government_needs_reform said:poppy123456 said:Yadnad's valuable advice... not being nasty here but this persons PIP claim was refused and the information he gave you was just stats from the internet...
The way I had to work the claims was by trial and error.
The first two failures were changed at MR stage from 0 points to enhanced care & mobility!
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I don't think your illness itself or your symptoms matter much it seems to be about how or if you can manage or need help.
That's why people with one leg or no legs sometimes get declned, it's because despite everything they say they can manage just about and that will scupper the claim.
If you can manage that's that.
If you need help to manage that will help your claim.
They don't care if you barely scrape through alone.
It's what help you need.
Don't know how this became a row.
In my experience claims fail because they don't get enough proof with the application, the more the better, if people put as much effort into the beginning as the appeals they would fare better.
I was guilty of this too, just gave names of docs etc, didn't give health visits and appointments receipts for proof of travel etc costs, nurse appointments, incidents and problems you had and when and where. there's so much more you can send them at the start and then they rely less on the damn f2f who just lie, I don't know why but they do.
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Well it will be ten weeks tomorrow since DWP received my AR1 form. I thought this was to make the review process quicker. I will up date you all when i finally hear something from them. Best of luck to you all with your claims.2
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There's still backlogs and that adds to the time.
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@tru88le you are probably right but I knew nothing of the PiP system before I was Obliged to rely on it. Nobody from the DWP lets you know what to do, it's here's the form get it back to us by..... My original claim went through fairly smoothly. I had no idea my reassessment was going to be this hard, I mistakenly believed that because my condition hasn't changed I would be treated in the same way as I was before. After reading some of the experiences on here I should not have been so naïve. But the process is hard enough now my health is declining I have to do all the phoning and running round gathering stuff to prove I'm not a liar. It even said in the report that they had six pieces of evidence but only considered four so even if you supply the evidence they ignore the bits they don't want to look at.2
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