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i had a decision on my pip claim I was getting enhanced daily living and nothing else. After my review I was denied any daily living and given the lower rate for mobility. The MR outcome was that I will get the lower rate of daily living and mobility. As a result of the first decision I lost my sdp on my esa. Will that be backdated from when they stopped it? Or will I not get that ?? Also is it added automatically or do I need to apply for it again???
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Hello @struggle2222, the SDP should be back dated. Your best bet is to give ESA a call and explain the situation and they'll advise whether they need you to reapply or not.
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