can dwp make a decision and the retract it
ashleymurphy321
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I was told I had been awarded pip on the phone when I rang Wednesday then I rang for my report today and they said they haven't made a decision how? I am really confused now why would they tell me that ?
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When I rang before she said you got both enhanced components but when I got the letter I never even got enhanced.. Ring and ask to talk to the Decision Maker as customer service can be mis understood sometimes
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We have to accept that mistakes will and do happen, so we have to wait for the official award notification letter, but once we have had our acessments we must phone DWP and request a copy of our acessment when on receiving can work out what your award may, should be but you still have to wait for the award notification letter.
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thanks for the reply I'm really nervous and anxious about it all she shouldn't have said anything if that wasn't the correct information
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ashleymurphy321 said:thanks for the reply I'm really nervous and anxious about it all she shouldn't have said anything if that wasn't the correct information
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the first lady I spoke to told me I had passed in both category then the other man I rang he was sò nasty and said I was confused then the next lady who my mam rang said it was still pending and hadn't made a desicion what would that first lady actually get out of telling me id passed when I hadn't ???
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ashleymurphy321 said:the first lady I spoke to told me I had passed in both category then the other man I rang he was sò nasty and said I was confused then the next lady who my mam rang said it was still pending and hadn't made a desicion what would that first lady actually get out of telling me id passed when I hadn't ???
I refuse to ring them up.
I used to claim ESA but was found fit for work after an assessment. Not knowing what to do next I rang them up. I was told to apply for JSA instead and to go to the local Jobcentre. this I duly did and had an appointment at the JC+. Arrived there only to be told that I should be claiming ESA as I was clearly unfit for work. I told them I had but since been taken off it as I was assessed as fit for work and that the ESA office had told me to claim JSA. The JSA claim form was then torn up in front of me and I was then told to speak with the ESA office about appealing the decision.
Eventually 3 months went by when I received another letter telling me that I had been put in the ESA Support Group for 3 years!
All in all because of that first telephone call I received no money for just over 3 1/2 months.
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that is shocking I went for a face to face assessment for esa and was put in the work related group and I went for a mandatory reconsideration they have knocked that back so I need to send another one off before they go for appeal and I've just found out I've been awarded both high rate in both components was are still dragging there heels and have me in the work related group
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