Medical report from GP
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nicola65
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Hi, I have sent the Work Capabilty Questionare for ESA at the end of January and received a letter in March that that I am awarded ESA and i am in the Support Group without attending a F2F. Then 2 days ago I received a letter from my GP asking for my concent the GP to answer a request from JobCenterPlus to send them a medical report. The last f2f assesment i had was in June2018, and I was also in the Support group then. I am just wondering why the Jobcenter needs medical report now, after the letter received and decision given for me to continue to be in the Support Group, or may be there is something I am missing?
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Hi I had mine reviewed last year and I’m the same as you in the support group but I never been asked by them to involve my doctors as far as I’m aware
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Hi, swampy, thank you for your reply. I called the GP secretary and she told me that the request from JCenter was received in February. Then I called JC and waited on the phone 56 minutes, listening to music. Finally there was a man, whose English was sooo poor, but somehow I was explained that there is no request letter, he can't see a letter , claim is decided on 24th March and that was it. By the way when I called there was an automated recording, saying that "if you have received a letter asking for medical evidence please ignore it." So I decided that if they need something they will write again. Hope I am right. Thank you for reading .
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They like to confuse themselves lol hope all goes well an take care
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Thank you, you too! If anything comes , will continue...
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