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andsha
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hi all my partner had his pip tribunal due last Fri on Thurs morning a lady from pip called to say they had looked at his claim again and decided to award him enhanced on mobility for 5 years he was on enhanced daily living and standard mobility for 3 years. obviously he accepted the offer and they lapsed the tribunal but today he received his award enhanced on both for 3 years we've tried ringing them and the said the case manager he spoke too would ring him back but low and behold they haven't so will ring again on Monday I'm hoping this is a mistake obviously on their part and they change the dates but was wondering has anyone else had anything like this happen thanks to all in advance for any replies
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Hi,Are you sure it was 5 years that was offered and not 3 years?
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hi thanks for your reply yes it was definatley 5 years, she said to him we have decided to award enhanced mobility and change award length to 5 years which are the 2 things we appealled against
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just to update if anyone is interested he rang dwp and after awaiting a call back from the case manger she confirmed it was a mistake on her part was very apologetic and is sending him a new award letter out with the new 5 year date on no reassesment before 2024
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@andsha That's great news thanks for updating us
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Thanks for updating us @andsha! Really happy they have been able to sort it!
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Great news @andsha!
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