DWP report received notification text
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My mum used the paper based system and it was alright for her. Me and a local charity put together the application with her and sent it off to the DWP on a Friday morning and the Monday after we had a text to say they had received it. Three weeks later she had the letter inviting her to assessment and that took place two weeks later. We also got the text when the report had been sent back to the DWP.With the electronic version, did you have the option to upload all your supporting evidence?When it came to providing information, did you have enough space to write what you needed or was it limited?1
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@BrettW as you said if it was made easier to do electronically it would be great as you said you received multiple notifications that give you peace of mind
It was talked about alot over the last couple of years glad they are actually trying it out I think it will help with the prssures of the dwp
Thanks for sharing your experience2 -
@lisathomas50 I think its the same with all organisations Lisa they want to make the most of current technology to help streamline their systems.
Everybody is pushing to reduce their paper based records because electronic systems offer much more efficiency in terms of storage, sharing and speed1 -
@MarkN88 as papper version i expect you could get help to do this but sounds a better way of dealing with things and if you accesed help to do it may make it easier for the person helping I would hope0
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@BrettW I totally agree its made alot of things easier in my opinion universal credit is all on line you can tax your car and insure your car on line and since the pandemic my drs surgery has gone on line and face time for some appointments
Shopping on line has been around fir a whilst so its worth a try I think if they can get things sorted and make it easier ?1 -
The DWP are quick at keeping us informed about our PIP assessment progress, I had mine on a Thursday and received a text the following Tuesday the phone assessment was taken form the assessment company offices maybe that helped. I phoned for a copy of the assessment report ten days passed so rang again today and I was informed that it had not been sent and I was told it would be sent out today second class post allow ten day for delivery.2
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@lisathomas50 at some point in the future Lisa pretty much everything will be conducted online1
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Thanks for that @wilko I phoned and requested mine yesterday. The lady I spoke to on the phone said she was working from home and would have to phone into the office to request them to print it off but that hopefully it should have been sent out later that day second class post.
Were you covered by Atos or Capita for your assessment if you don't mind me asking?0 -
@BrettW, I am in Wiltshire so I think it was Atos, the lady was working from the company office when I asked her. My assessment was a change of circumstances hoping to be moved from standard living to enhanced on both as I need more assistance in daily living, I put my claim in just when the DWP was sending out award extensions, my award expired in April 2021 so I didn’t want to wait 6 months so sent in my application in September 2020. Good luck with your notification having the report will give us both an idea what the award may should be, if not we can start getting things ready for an MR if required.0
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Thanks for that @wilko.
I don't know which is worse to be honest waiting to get the assessment or waiting to get the decision.
Its a shame they didn't send out the report to you when you requested it first time as you'd at least have known by now whether your change of circumstances had been successful.
The reason I asked about which assessment company it was was because I noticed it took you a bit longer to get a confirmation text that DWP had received it than mine did and I wondered if maybe the timescales between to two assessment companies was slightly different.
Anyway I've got my fingers crossed for you that you're successful0 -
@wilko Just got my report looks like I'll be getting standard mobility and nothing for daily living.
I scored 6 points on daily living and 8 points on mobility though there are a few points on the daily living part of the report where I think I should have scored points. I'll wait till I get the decision to see if they go with it and then make my decision as to whether I go for MR or not. I'm just pleased that the report at least is fairly accurate to the assessment I had0 -
@BrettW have to see how it goes its up to the decision maker now0
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Yeah. To be fair I wasn't expecting an enhanced rate on either part so I won't be upset if they just go with the report0
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@BrettW if your happy with it see how things go you can always go for change of circumstances later on as they say you have your foot in the door1
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Hi @BrettW, that arrived quick! The decision maker doesn't always go with the assessment report so it's possible they'll find the extra two points to award you Daily Living.
Fingers crossed you're not kept waiting too long for a decision.1 -
If you think you will want to challenge the decision, use this time to get a head start in writing your MR using the report you have received and then once you have the decision if you decide you want to put the MR in you already have it prepared.2
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