Requesting Mandatory Reconsideration for PIP review time
fossoux
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Hi everyone.
I’ve just been through the PIP review process and remain in receipt of DL and Mobility components at the enhanced rates.
The next review will be in 2022 and I was wondering whether it’s feasible to request a longer review period.
My disabilities are both physically and mentally based- received DLA (high rates) for 20 years and then transitioned to PIP and again at the enhanced rates for past 3 years.
My disabilities haven’t changed and are unlikely to.
On this basis, can I ask for a MR of the length of time that my current award has been awarded? I realise that the DWP can review at any time, but would be asking for a longer review period due to severe anxiety caused as a result of having face to face assessment.
thank you for any advice.
I’ve just been through the PIP review process and remain in receipt of DL and Mobility components at the enhanced rates.
The next review will be in 2022 and I was wondering whether it’s feasible to request a longer review period.
My disabilities are both physically and mentally based- received DLA (high rates) for 20 years and then transitioned to PIP and again at the enhanced rates for past 3 years.
My disabilities haven’t changed and are unlikely to.
On this basis, can I ask for a MR of the length of time that my current award has been awarded? I realise that the DWP can review at any time, but would be asking for a longer review period due to severe anxiety caused as a result of having face to face assessment.
thank you for any advice.
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Hi,Yes you can request a longer award length but you'll need to send evidence to prove that your conditions aren't expected to change in the future. They will also look at the whole award again. Be prepared to take it to Tribunal though because most MR decisions remain the same.0
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Thank you @poppy123456. Will give it some thought. All the best0
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You're welcome.My opinion is that asking for a longer period of time because of the anxiety it causes would not be enough reason to give you a longer award length. Everyone going through the review process has anxiety whether they suffer from it or not. It's an extremely stressful time for everyone.0
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And so they should. I am testament to that. I was written off as never going to be a useful member of society again. Now I no longer need medication and work in a responsible position. Mind you after 13 years of treatment you would expect there to be some improvement.ilovecats said:
You can try but mental health conditions, even if enduring are considered to be fluctuating and therefor variable so it is generally always recommended that they are reviewed every 2-4 years.:
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