How long is my award?

bexyboo33
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Hey guys
so I asked for a copy of my pip assessment report
I’ve scored 14 points daily living and 12 points mobility. I know I’m still on enhanced for both
my question is how long is this pip now? I’m thinking at the least 2 years

so I asked for a copy of my pip assessment report
I’ve scored 14 points daily living and 12 points mobility. I know I’m still on enhanced for both
my question is how long is this pip now? I’m thinking at the least 2 years



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Hi there
Sorry but I have asked admin to look at this post as the screenshot has personal details included eg assessors full name and we dont allow personal info on this forum so admin will remove anything not allowed
As this is only the report the DM will decide based on this what award to give and length of award the report only shows assessors recommendations
They do usually go with the report but you will need to wait till you get decision letter0 -
Thanks for that I’ve amended it :-)
yes I’ve read that it’s 12 months plus 12 months for review end date0 -
Can anyone advise
has anyone else has this?0 -
As I said before it is only the assessors recommendation you need to wait for the decision as the DM will look at all the evidence provided
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It says At the top based on the claimants likely future circumstances it would appropriate to review in “1 year”0
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And further down it states “is claimants restriction likely to still be In place at point of review” that boxed is ticked yes0
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They are looking at my previous claims too.As well as all evidence
I’ve just never had a 1 year award before always been 3 years0 -
No matter what it says it is the DM that will decide0
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Yes but the always go with the HP recommendations don’t they0
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They making excuses before mental health services are involved are looking at my medications. They feel I will all of a sudden just improve once medication is stable. I have bipolar! And also I have appointment with pain management also.Am I best calling them or writing in?Thanks for helping me Mike any guidance would be appreciated0
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Does this letter look ok?0
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I’ve sent the letter will see how that pans out.I’m not losing by writing a letter so fingers crossed0
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my report I don't understand what this means same for all of them
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@rachel3471 this thread is 2 years old that you posted on. The boxes ticked means that in their opinion you have no functional restrictions. Which means in their opinion, you can complete all descriptors without issues.
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