Pip report ?!?!
winnie44
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Hi
just received my report it shows 4 points for care 4 for mobility ?
confused by the back page where it says review in one year what does this mean?
just received my report it shows 4 points for care 4 for mobility ?
confused by the back page where it says review in one year what does this mean?
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I’ve just Called and the pip guy says that the report shows it should be given for one year even though I don’t have enough points. He says the decision maker could go against this!
Is this true -
Effectively what it is saying is that if you had been given an award it would have to be for a year. As you don't have the points needed then it is done and dusted from their point of view.
Normally the DWP just follow what the assessor says.
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Hi Yadnad
Thanks for explaining, so it’s very unlikely I will be awarded? -
looks like I will need to do an MR
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winnie44 said:Hi Yadnad
Thanks for explaining, so it’s very unlikely I will be awarded?
If you do go for a MR, make sure you can address where the DWP have gone wrong and you must identify where you will pick up at least another 4 points per element and provide the evidence for your argument.
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Thanks I will do, the stress is awful x
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