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marilynjane
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Hi
I recently went to a Tribunal to dispute refusals by 2 Pips Assessors at 2 assessments and refusal of Mandatory Reconsideration awarded 0 points for care and 4 points for Mobility but at my Tribunal on 30th October 2018 I was awarded 12 points on care and no alteration on Mobility 4 points and the Judge stated it was innapropiate to set a time on the award but I was over the moon at the Tribunal decision to award me Enhanced Care. I found the whole procedure from assessments to Tribunal nerve wracking and exhausting 11 months in all. I am now worried though because DWP/Pips phoned me on 23rd November 2018 leaving me a message to phone them but I am now afraid to phone them for fear of what is coming next, it has set me back on the desperate mode again!
Can anyone give me any idea what to expect when I phone them tomorrow? Any advise welcome.
Marilyn
I recently went to a Tribunal to dispute refusals by 2 Pips Assessors at 2 assessments and refusal of Mandatory Reconsideration awarded 0 points for care and 4 points for Mobility but at my Tribunal on 30th October 2018 I was awarded 12 points on care and no alteration on Mobility 4 points and the Judge stated it was innapropiate to set a time on the award but I was over the moon at the Tribunal decision to award me Enhanced Care. I found the whole procedure from assessments to Tribunal nerve wracking and exhausting 11 months in all. I am now worried though because DWP/Pips phoned me on 23rd November 2018 leaving me a message to phone them but I am now afraid to phone them for fear of what is coming next, it has set me back on the desperate mode again!
Can anyone give me any idea what to expect when I phone them tomorrow? Any advise welcome.
Marilyn
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Before paying any back dated money the DWP will usually ask if during that timeyou have been in hospitala care/ nursing homegone abroardPrisonBe all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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You can phone them, wait for them to phone you again or maybe wait for a letter from them.
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Thank you for advise and help Cockneyrebel & Yadnad. I phoned up Pips/dwp and they told me they have accepted the Tribunal decision and will restart my Pips payments within the next two weeks. I am very relieved and happy but how long will that continue before the next grilling by Pips assessors on behalf of the Dwp on behalf of the government on behalf of the Daily Mail and Sun newspaper owners?
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When you receive your decision letter there will be an end date and you will need to reapply in good time. This is usual with tribunal decisions
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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