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Hello can you please help an tell me where can I send any new evidance in to DWP to sippport my pip application I have attended the assasement an recieved the report an I would like DWP see the evidance
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The long and short of it is that you have had your acessment on the evidence provided at the time of the acessment. Any additional evidence or diagnosis will not be looked as you where assessed on your conditions and how they impacted on your day to day life in relation to the PIP descriptiors.
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I agree that based generally on what happens, the DWP will agree with everything that the assessor says. So in effect it doesn't really matter what evidence you send before, during or after the assessment - the assessor will give their opinion based on the results of that assessment.
It's not how it should happen, but it does.
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Yadnad said:I agree that based generally on what happens, the DWP will agree with everything that the assessor says. So in effect it doesn't really matter what evidence you send before, during or after the assessment - the assessor will give their opinion based on the results of that assessment.
It's not how it should happen, but it does.
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