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Sim1y3
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Ok I'm really confused and don't know what to do. In October I was rejected for PIP because I was too sick to attend the assement. In February my ESA was cut i didn't know why so mum phoned ESA for me. The lady on the phone said it was cut because I don't get DLA anymore and was rejected for PIP. She said I can't get my full ESA back until i get pip. She said if mum helps me reapply then I'll get my full ESA back. I need all my money back. I'm really struggling with hardly any money. How do we reapply i don't understand. Please help. I have autism and anxiety and learning difficulties as well as a wheelchair user and have sensory difficulties along with speech problems. My rejection letter was stolen of the back of my wheelchair
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Hi @Sim1y3, if you could provide a little more information it'll help us be able to answer your question in more detail. Can I ask if you appealed the PIP decision back in October and did you request a home assessment and if so, was this declined?
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I got my rejection letter but it was stolen and a I lost my grandma suddenly so me and mum struggled. I didn't know they did home ones they didn't tell us. I struggle with going out In public and talking to strangers. The lady on the phone mum spoke to heard me being ill
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Hi @Sim1y3 , how are you doing today?Depending on your reasons, it is possible to put in for a mandatory reconsideration in the 13 months that follow a rejection.There are some great tips on the Citizens Advice Bureau website about putting in a late application for mandatory reconsideration which should help.
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Not doing well. The lady on the phone told mum to reapply. Thanks will show mum
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Sim1y3 said:Not doing well. The lady on the phone told mum to reapply. Thanks will show mum
Make a new claim you will only get paid from the date you make the new claim.
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