PIP isn't as fair as DLA!

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  • Madworld
    Madworld Online Community Member Posts: 20 Connected
    @Username_removed There you go then you can record the meeting if you ask for permission or atleast get some advice.
  • Madworld
    Madworld Online Community Member Posts: 20 Connected
    @Username_removed and you are right it wont guarentee any rate of sucsess of claim, im suggesting it will prevent any misunderstandings with assessors and overall hopefully prevent having to appeal if you believe your claim was assessed wrongfully i.e the assessor wasnt truthful.
  • Madworld
    Madworld Online Community Member Posts: 20 Connected
    @Username_removed ok well I dont want to keep going around in circles so to anyone who sees this, you can ask permission to record an assessment. If you feel the assessor has lied or misunderstand you which alot of people have reported then you know you can ask about this if you think it may help the case, I know I will. End of story goodluck to you all.
  • sue66
    sue66 Online Community Member Posts: 124 Empowering
     Found this about assessors lying, makes it a bit clearer!
    https://www.disabilitynewsservice.com/pip-investigation-welfare-expert-says-two-thirds-of-appeals-involve-lying-assessors/

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