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maya605
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I received a copy of my f2f assessment today. Reading it and checking points scored. I have scored 8 pts. Also the assessor wrote that it would be appropriate to review the claim in 18 months. Does this sound positive? Obviously got to wait for DWP decision. Feel extremely anxious.
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8 Points will get you standard rate if it applies to either daily living or mobility but if it is a total of both components you will get no award
A review in 18 months should get you an award of 30 month's -
The 8 points is all from the daily living. And as I said the assessor recommended review in 18 months. Do DWP normally agree with assessor? I’m not sure whether to be positive of a good outcome ?
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As advised on your other thread, yes they usually go with the report and it's rare to go against it but it can happen. You'll need to wait for the decision.
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