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wayne1708
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Hi everyone
my wife just got her pip decision back and the report looks like it was done on someone else!
give you an example she doesn't need glasses !!!
she has a prescription for reading and distance
how do I contact the people who are taking this to court as another case with the amount of rubbish in the report might help all our cases
many thanks Wayne
my wife just got her pip decision back and the report looks like it was done on someone else!
give you an example she doesn't need glasses !!!
she has a prescription for reading and distance
how do I contact the people who are taking this to court as another case with the amount of rubbish in the report might help all our cases
many thanks Wayne
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@wayne1708
DWP might have been looking at someone else's report as this has happened before. Phone DWP and ask them to check. -
Hi @wayne1708
Welcome along to our online community/website.
I'm very sorry to hear about your current situation !!!!!!
Let's just say that you are not "alown" with this !!!!!!!
Here's some info from our site that might be helpful ???
https://www.scope.org.uk/Support/Tips/Disabled-people/PIP-appeals
https://blog.scope.org.uk/2017/06/20/how-to-appeal-a-personal-independence-payment-pip-benefit-decision/
Please please let me know if I can help you further with this.
Many thanks. -
@wayne1708
There was a case on here recently where the DWP did indeed base their decision on the wrong person's PIP report! The claimant phoned the DWP who checked and acknowledged their mistake. DWP then issued a revised decision based on the correct report without the claimant having to undergo a further assessment. -
Hi @wayne1708, how are you getting on? Have you managed to speak to somebody from DWP yet?
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thanks everyone
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