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poppy123456 said: You need to give 48 hours notice if you plan on recording an assessment and yes you need to use to CD/tape recorders and record 2 identical copies, handing 1 copy in at the end of the assessment. To be honest, you're far better off concentrating on the PIP descriptors and evidence stating how your conditions affect you than recording the assessment.
poppy123456 said: Hi,DWP are currently going through all claims regarding the changes to following and planning a journey and there's thousands of claims to go through. They will contact you with a decision once they have looked at your and there's no need to contact them regarding this. I do know that some have already been contacted about this.They can't take into consideration a worsening of condition while looking at your claim again.Was there any reasons why you didn't ask for the MR when you had the decision? When was the decision made?Your local MP won't be able to help you with this because most MPs would have no idea about the PIP descriptors.Please be very careful when recording secretly like that. If you're caught recording the assessment without permission then you do risk your assessment being stopped, your file returned to DWP and you could be refused that benefit. My advise would be to get permission to record an assessment before the appointment date and use the correct recording equipment.
poppy123456 said: You haven't answered my question...when you go out do you go out alone?
CockneyRebel said: Are you appealing to the tribunal ?about 70% of appeals are successful when the descriptors and criteria are proven
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