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Mandatory Reconsideration
Tilly1
Community member Posts: 25 Connected
I asked for a MR on the 11th Oct. I the Rang Dwp this afternoon to see if any decision had been made on my Mandatory Reconsideration and was told the case manager has asked for further information from the assessment centre and not necessarily from the assesser as they are not medical trained. Any thoughts please.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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The request was or is for further information regarding your acessment maybe CTV footage of your movements in and around the acessment center, as for the acessors not being medically trained they are but they are not specialists in any condition or disability. Their role in the acessment process is to see how your health condition, disability meet, matches the PIP descriptors as to what you filled in your application form. They are as recorded on my ESA acessment form a Disability Analysts
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Thank you for replying Wilko, I also sent in more evidence on how my condition affects me, with what I sent with my pip form and the new evidence to what was written on my assessment report was like they where talking about a completely different person. Back to the waiting game.
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Don't they just love stressing you out apparantley the information they where waiting for from the assessment cente was received on the 26th Nov so they had it when I rang yesterday now been told wait a further 2 weeks *sigh*
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Another update I have just got off the phone to pip about my Mandatory Reconsideration which was 2 points for the daily living and 0 for mobility and have been told it says decision changed and a letter has been sent out fingers crossed.
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Fingers crossed for you hope it gives you a award.
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Good luck
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Thank you for your comments, I won my Mandatory consideration standard award for both which I'm happy with backdated payment will be paid in on Thursday. Good luck to everyone going through it don't give up it can be done xx
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Great news Tilly so happy for you, I'm still awaiting my results as I had my assessment last week so just a anxious several weeks ahead.
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Tilly1 said:Thank you for your comments, I won my Mandatory consideration standard award for both which I'm happy with backdated payment will be paid in on Thursday. Good luck to everyone going through it don't give up it can be done xx
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Spibes said:Great news Tilly so happy for you, I'm still awaiting my results as I had my assessment last week so just a anxious several weeks ahead.
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Yadnad said:Tilly1 said:Thank you for your comments, I won my Mandatory consideration standard award for both which I'm happy with backdated payment will be paid in on Thursday. Good luck to everyone going through it don't give up it can be done xx
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