Assessment
Susie55
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I have my assessment on Thursday if I fail it ,I know I can have a mandatory decision but someone just said I have to send in sick notes.Is this right as I haven't sent sick notes in for the last 8years,and when I had my last assessment 5years ago it went to tribunal and I didn't have to send sick notes in then.Can someone please tell me what is correct.Thanks
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Hi,If you're found fit for work and you request the MR if that fails and most do then once the Tribunal accept you're appeal then you can go back onto assessment rate for ESA but you will need to send in sick notes. This is because the DWP think you're fit for work and will no longer be in a group. The sick notes will need to be dated from the date you were found fit work.Please note that this will only apply if you don't apply for Universal credit. If you apply for this then you won't be able to go back onto ESA ever.0
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I don't have universal credits,so if I fail assessment,I will have to go to GP for sick notes ,is that right0
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Yes, that's correct.If you are found fit for work then DWP may advise you to claim universal credit, if you do this then you won't be able to go back onto ESA, ever.0
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I won't do that then,as I have only 2years for my state pension so am I right in thinking to appeal if I fail and stay on esa0
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The first step to appeal is mandatory reconsideration. Please be aware that you will be without money during the MR process.Best thing to do is to concentrate on the assessment, i know that's really difficult thing to do because we all worry. Once the decision is made, if it's not what you're happy with then post back here and someone will advise you on your next step.Good luck.0
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Thankyou that's what I'll do:-)0
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Hi all once again.Can anyone tell me am i allowed to take my photocopy of my questionnaire into assessment on Thursday,so i can refer to it if needs be.0
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Yes that will be fine. Good luck for Thursday.
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it maybe too late now to ask, but did you ask for it to be recorded?
and good luck on the day fingers crossed for you it all goes well, and let us know either way0 -
Thankyou all for your support as I am on my own it's reassuring to have people going through the same things as me.I am lucky that I have a good son and daughter-in-law who live just over the road from me.I am glad that I can take my questionnaire in with me so I can refer to it if needs me as with my illness I get as I call it very foggy.This time around I am going to take my time answering questions as they phrase questions sometimes differently which gets me even more anxious.Well I think I've had all the answers to my questions now,so I will fill you all in most probs on Friday how it went?1
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