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Assessment copy back
thedoc
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Hi I've had my copy of my pip assessment back today where the assessor has ticked a box does that mean I've been awarded those points??? And can anyone tell me what happens next plz
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Hi,It's not just the one box you need to look at. There will be ticks for each activity against the descriptor that applies. For daily living there will be 10 activities and 2 for mobility. Use this self test to see what your scored, if anything. http://www.mybenefitsandwork.co.uk/pip/indexxx.php Good luck and do let us know.
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The tick for mobility was moving around
e 12 there are other ticks as well adding all ticks up its
14 daily living
12 moving around does this mean ive been awarded these points plz ???
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That means it's Enhanced for both that's recommended. They usually go with the report but you'll still have to wait for the decision but it's rare to go against the report. Hopefully you won't be waiting too long.
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Well done you. Just waiting for your official notification letter. Thank you for posting.
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Thank you poppy that has really made my day can't stop shaking lol 🤞😁
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