Just 48 hours after assessment and DWP have received written report?
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niknoo said:PIPnewbie said:niknoo said:I’ve just got a copy of my report and it’s absolutely accurate, the only thing that he has put that has upset me is to be reviewed in 18 months based on my mental health (which I have suffered with for 12+yrs) I also have several physical disabilities which are lifelong chronic conditions, no cure
My question is, if I do MR for the length of the award will I still get what they’ve award me (looks like enhanced for both!) or does the award stop? If that makes sense. Advice needed xx
Thanks for the reply. Was your assessment last Monday and then you rang up on the Tuesday, or was your face to face earlier? -
It was the Thursday before. I got a text 3days later to say they had my report. So the day after they sent text I rang xxx
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niknoo said:@poppy123456 the report itself is absolutely fantastic. Although it has reduced me to tears reading it, I am so happy he with it. I blew the point system out the water, it’s jusy his recommendation of the award length that’s upset me. It should be longer. Although I haven’t actually had my award letter yet, maybe they will award me longer? xxxx
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
niknoo said:It was the Thursday before. I got a text 3days later to say they had my report. So the day after they sent text I rang xxx
I just realised, you must have rang early yesterday for you to have received your report in the post already
You've given us the confidence to ring up tomorrow for her report then. What time did you call? We will do the same, for luck -
poppy123456 said:niknoo said:@poppy123456 the report itself is absolutely fantastic. Although it has reduced me to tears reading it, I am so happy he with it. I blew the point system out the water, it’s jusy his recommendation of the award length that’s upset me. It should be longer. Although I haven’t actually had my award letter yet, maybe they will award me longer? xxxx
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poppy123456 said:niknoo said:@poppy123456 the report itself is absolutely fantastic. Although it has reduced me to tears reading it, I am so happy he with it. I blew the point system out the water, it’s jusy his recommendation of the award length that’s upset me. It should be longer. Although I haven’t actually had my award letter yet, maybe they will award me longer? xxxx
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@Yadnad how do I do this please? xxx
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PIPnewbie said:niknoo said:It was the Thursday before. I got a text 3days later to say they had my report. So the day after they sent text I rang xxx
I just realised, you must have rang early yesterday for you to have received your report in the post already
You've given us the confidence to ring up tomorrow for her report then. What time did you call? We will do the same, for luck
I hope this breaks it down for you a bit more. Xxx -
@pipnewbie hi sorry to be the bearer of bad news. my report was received by the decision maker quite quickly but decision took 3 months to come. Hope your claim goes better than mine. X
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sarah50 said:@pipnewbie hi sorry to be the bearer of bad news. my report was received by the decision maker quite quickly but decision took 3 months to come. Hope your claim goes better than mine. X
They've apparently sent the award letter out so it should be coming this week
Hope you got the award you wanted
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I did not they awarded me just 2 pts despite the fact that nothing has changed. I am now embarking on the fight of my life. Mandatory reconsideration in waiting to hear.
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sarah50 said:I did not they awarded me just 2 pts despite the fact that nothing has changed. I am now embarking on the fight of my life. Mandatory reconsideration in waiting to hear.
How did the face to face go? Was the assessor a bit of a horrible person? -
@pipnewbie I wouldn't say she was a horrible person. But she did not accurately record my answers she has quoted me as saying I can do things I said I could not her report has contradictions in it and she quite clearly states that my GP keeps offering me pain meds and sleep inducers which no doctor has ever offered, she also noted that I was clean well kempt and well nourished! I have downloaded the dwp guidelines for pip assessors and she very obviously has not applied those guidelines with regard to the reliability criteria also the dwp decision maker seems to have downgraded the descriptors further. My god I have only been dealing with this for a week and I have read pages and pages of their guidelines, I will be better trained than them by the Tim I get through this. . .if it doesn't kill me off lol
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sarah50 said:@pipnewbie I wouldn't say she was a horrible person. But she did not accurately record my answers she has quoted me as saying I can do things I said I could not her report has contradictions in it and she quite clearly states that my GP keeps offering me pain meds and sleep inducers which no doctor has ever offered, she also noted that I was clean well kempt and well nourished! I have downloaded the dwp guidelines for pip assessors and she very obviously has not applied those guidelines with regard to the reliability criteria also the dwp decision maker seems to have downgraded the descriptors further. My god I have only been dealing with this for a week and I have read pages and pages of their guidelines, I will be better trained than them by the Tim I get through this. . .if it doesn't kill me off lol
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I realise that they are only guidelines and not law but DWP obviously wrote them to help the hcp produce consistent accurate reports that include correctly judged information and why did they bother if HCPs were not meant to follow them.
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I got a txt 3 days after my f2f and have recently received a letter telling me they have all the info they need am unsure if this is good or bad
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sarah50 said:I realise that they are only guidelines and not law but DWP obviously wrote them to help the hcp produce consistent accurate reports that include correctly judged information and why did they bother if HCPs were not meant to follow them.
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Red1983dawn said:I got a txt 3 days after my f2f and have recently received a letter telling me they have all the info they need am unsure if this is good or bad
Please helpIt means exactly what the letter says and nothing else. it's not good or bad. As advised on your other thread it's a standard letter they send to everyone, if you haven't given your mobile number. If you have then you'll receive a text message instead.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
I received both which is why I'm confused with and sorry to be a mither
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Red1983dawn said:I received both which is why I'm confused with and sorry to be a mither
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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