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DWP reviewing my claim

kaia
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Hi,good morning,so after the high court ruling regarding pip mobility for pip and mental health and planning journeys,has anyone had a letter from d w p. To say they are reviewing your claim,was awarded only 4 points mobility in 2016 my mp has said I shall be reviewed but not heard a dickie.thank you.
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Hi,DWP will eventually look at the awards with decisions made after 28th November 2016. When this will happen is anyone's guess because there's 1000's of claims to look through and it could take a very long time. I haven't heard of anyone being awarded backdated money yet because of this.If your decision was made before that date then they will not be looking at your claim.
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Thank you poppy,my award was made 16th November 2016.and Sarah newton wrote to my mp and said yes I will be reviewed,you said if a decision was made before that date it won't be looked at,so I'm confused now.
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kaia said:Thank you poppy,my award was made 16th November 2016.and Sarah newton wrote to my mp and said yes I will be reviewed,you said if a decision was made before that date it won't be looked at,so I'm confused now.I'm not sure how an MP could help here. Stated here in this link that those decisions made before 28th November 2016 will not be looked at.
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I had a letter from the minister herself,and also from d w p any one who who only got daily living will be reviewed and the date 28th 2016 means that's the cut of for the backdating legally,it can't go back further.so yes it's right I thought I had misplaced the letter,found it 20 mins ago.
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