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kells2019
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Hi I got no points after my pip accesment then I have went down the route of md I sent more medical evidence with a supporting letter from social work have just found out capita had a look at it again and sent it by 2 pip z I should hear sumthin this week's my nerves r away with it will they just keep decision the same where I got no points any help would b very grateful thanks kelli
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Hi,Unfortunately no one will be able to answer that but only 18% of MR decisions change so it's possible you may have to take it to Tribunal.
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If they refuse you, please don't assume that you don't have a good case! As poppy said above, only 18% have their decision changed at MR. However, if you appeal to a tribunal and you attend the appeal, 73% of claimants win!
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