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wrinkly65
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Hi I posted earlier today but think did in wrong section so excuse me if repeating.not sure I understand advice and procedure correctly. Had decision letter need to do MR , short on time to prepare and state case, gather new and additional evidence etc. Also my son has relapsed and has medical appointments and even a minor op during this time.He suffers from Fibromyalgia, severe anxiety and severe depression. Will sending letter asking for MR and requesting evidence used and assessors report and asking not to take further action until can respond and provide override 'all must be done within one month of date on letter '. I really cant see us getting done otherwise .
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wrinkly65,
It's fine to send an MR request asking for the DWP to look at the decision again. You can simply say that you think he wasn't awarded enough points. You can explain that you are going to folllw it up with more evidence & details info about the points later.
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