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Pip taken off me after iuc

suzieq132

Hi all just wanted to tell you

So I had an interview under caution for which they have taken all of my money from me. Their written report is absolute rubbish taken on about 5 days of when my dog who I rely upon nearly died. The report is sketchy to say the least. Written at one point I had in my hands a dog three leads and a large handbag whilst smoking and using my phone oh and an extra dog even appears at one point which also conflicts with the small bag I had over my shoulder when setting out It would be laughable if it wasn't my life they were playing with. The last report continually states that I am okay and confidently in affected it doesn't state that I was in hospital after that day with hypertension type 3. Only snippets of the interview were used in the written transcripts. All was highly edited to show what they wanted to be the truth and not the actual truth. Any tips for going forward on the mandatory reconsideration?

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poppy123456

Hi,

Did you contact an advice centre near you for further advice with this as advised in your previous thread? It's impossible to give advice on an internet forum without knowing your case.

You really do need expert advice here. https://advicelocal.uk/

suzieq132

Thank you so much xxx

poppy123456

You're welcome. I'm sorry i can't help you further but you really do need urgent face to face advice. This way, you'll be able to tell them all your details and the reasons why you were claiming PIP etc. They'll then be able to help you with the best way forward. See if there's a welfare rights or a law centre near you. Good luck.

suzieq132

Thank you. I can't believe they had 6 days of footage of me doing one thing. I rely on that dog He helps me with my anxiety I can't very well take him into asda with me. Somehow I think they will dismiss that though

Yadnad

suzieq132

Daughter's walk the dog and I have been trying to walk him too, the other two don't need or like walks, I got the big one to help with my anxiety specifically, which he has, I'm less anxious in my house and feel protected by him, my daughter looks after them physically as she wants to be a vet

cristobal

@yadnad...owning a dog might 'indicate' a lot of things to an assessor but, without further questions such as "Do you walk/feed/groom" the dog, an indication is all that it is.

Unfortunately, it would appear, some of these assumptions seem to find there way into the reports!

Yadnad

cristobal said:

@yadnad...owning a dog might 'indicate' a lot of things to an assessor but, without further questions such as "Do you walk/feed/groom" the dog, an indication is all that it is.

Unfortunately, it would appear, some of these assumptions seem to find there way into the reports!

You are quite right and why should the assessor go any further in asking more questions about the ownership of a dog? They have an answer which will then form the basis of an assumption. The assessor isn't there to help or assist a claimant to gain points.

Slightly off the subject but there are two ways of gaining points. Start at the descriptor that gives 0 points and work down. When they come to a descriptor that fits - then that is what they will recommend.

The correct way is to start at the bottom - at the descriptor that gives most points. Then move upwards to find the one that fits.

As a general way of doing these, the first way will almost always give lower points than doing it the second way. Why? Because they should consider the reliability factor.