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Jenny14
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My pip tribunal is in 2 weeks, Being a pensioner i am with age UK. Unfortunately that can’t send someone to go with me.I only have a partner who is housebound. Wil i be penalised for going alone. As i stated there is no one to go with
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HI,No, going alone will not go against you. They always prefer to see you in person so that you can tell them how your conditions affect you. Good luck.
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Hi going alone will not go against you, you are the one that will have to do the speaking and answer the questions anyway unless you have a representative or appointee. I went alone to mine and was successful
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Hi Poppy, Thanks for your reply,I only mentioned this because when i went to the assessment i went alone. In my report Atos said i was well enough to attend alone. I didn’t know what to make of it
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The Tribunal are not the health assessment providers.
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