Pip assessment report

Paul since you are in receipt of your report you have time to draft and redraft and amend your complaint letter so that it’s word perfect ready to send once you have received your award letter. You can of course phone DWP to ask about what the correct procedure is for a complaint of this nature. What is really needed is a persons or person to sue the a essor or company . But it’s having the proof as most acessments are one to one your word against theirs. But if they had or where given written evidence that supports your evidence against them this could and should be a different matter, they may say they never read it, it wasn’t a available in the file ect.

May I suggest the following, with one caveat. You ouobviously have the assessors report, did you request that before you received anything from the DWP regarding their decision? If you have the assessor's report, don't just look at the descriptors in in isolation, judge them against your known and medically accepted disabilities and medical conditions. Then go back through any letters or medical reports from hospital consultants or therapists. You can then approach your GP and if he is a amenable, ask him to write a letter detailing how your condition affects your day to day life, and the QUALITY of life. If you have not yet applied for the MR, I would keep your powder dry and wait until you receive the letter from the DWP, then present your evidence from letters and GP. If you then have to appeal, obtain your medical records for the last 2 years, and hold that in reserve for when you have to submit any new evidence prior to the Tribunal hearing. One other comment. Calling the assessor a liar or user of terminological inexactitudes will hinder any case or action you may wish to pursue against the assessor or the company. Mistaken, not fully aware of my position in respect of my various medical conditions, is more the approach I would recommend. Good luck.