Mandatory Reconsideration PIP
Cobblestone
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I was told the decision maker would attempt to contact me up to 3 times while deciding the outcome of the MR is that correct ?
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Hi,No, they don't usually ring you unless they have a question to ask. They just write to you with a decision.0
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They may attempt to contact you if they need to clarify something. However this is unusual and most MR's remain unchanged from the original decision.You might contact the DM if there are any points that need clarifying or you have concerns about the assessment report0
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OK, thank you both.0
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If, as seems likely, my claim goes to tribunal would a report from an occupational therapist be any use ?
It states my medical diagnoses and also how they are affecting me in everyday tasks eg preparing food due to poor grip and dexterity.
This was obtained shortly after my mandatory reconsideration was submitted even though the problems and diagnoses were present long before my initial PIP assessment.
Isn't it a minefield.0 -
Yes, you can use that report for the Tribunal.
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If you've already got it and haven't yet had your reconsideration outcome, why haven't you sent it in?
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I didn't realise I could to be honest. It's been just over 10 weeks now since I did the MR does anyone think it would be accepted ?Fetlock said:If you've already got it and haven't yet had your reconsideration outcome, why haven't you sent it in?0 -
Thank you.poppy123456 said:Yes, you can use that report for the Tribunal.0 -
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Telephoned DWP this morning and they said a decision has been made and a letter was sent last Friday.
They couldn't tell me what the decision is but did say to use the further evidence at a tribunal if needed.
I wish I had thought of sending the report earlier but like I said it's very complicated with all the form filling, deadlines, reports etc.
Oh well never mind, wait and see time now.
Thanks for your help everyone.0 -
Once the decision letter is on the system telephony agents can view it, so they can tell you- sounds like that particular agent decided not to. If you ring them again it's likely that the different agent you speak with this time will tell you the decision. .Cobblestone said:Telephoned DWP this morning and they said a decision has been made and a letter was sent last Friday.
They couldn't tell me what the decision is but did say to use the further evidence at a tribunal if needed.
I wish I had thought of sending the report earlier but like I said it's very complicated with all the form filling, deadlines, reports etc.
Oh well never mind, wait and see time now.
Thanks for your help everyone.
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It's quite possible that in order to avoid a verbal disagreement on the telephone the agent did not want to give out the information.Fetlock said:
Once the decision letter is on the system telephony agents can view it, so they can tell you- sounds like that particular agent decided not to. If you ring them again it's likely that the different agent you speak with this time will tell you the decision. .Cobblestone said:Telephoned DWP this morning and they said a decision has been made and a letter was sent last Friday.
They couldn't tell me what the decision is but did say to use the further evidence at a tribunal if needed.
I wish I had thought of sending the report earlier but like I said it's very complicated with all the form filling, deadlines, reports etc.
Oh well never mind, wait and see time now.
Thanks for your help everyone.
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Telephoned again this morning and a different agent said " the decision has been made and a letter sent out on 15/02/2019. We can not access the letter".Fetlock said:
Once the decision letter is on the system telephony agents can view it, so they can tell you- sounds like that particular agent decided not to. If you ring them again it's likely that the different agent you speak with this time will tell you the decision. .Cobblestone said:Telephoned DWP this morning and they said a decision has been made and a letter was sent last Friday.
They couldn't tell me what the decision is but did say to use the further evidence at a tribunal if needed.
I wish I had thought of sending the report earlier but like I said it's very complicated with all the form filling, deadlines, reports etc.
Oh well never mind, wait and see time now.
Thanks for your help everyone.
It should be here any time soon I would have thought.
Thanks anyway.0 -
Letter received today, no change after MR.
Tribunal it is then !!0 -
That a shock that MR have gone with the assessment Cobblestone welcome to the club I hope you get to the Tribunal faster than me at now 54 weeks and still know date0
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I like your sarcassmGerald said:That a shock that MR have gone with the assessment Cobblestone welcome to the club I hope you get to the Tribunal faster than me at now 54 weeks and still know date
It's a minefield this benefit claiming isn't it. 54 weeks and counting is ridiculous.1
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