Pip Telephone Assessment
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Gobbygirl66
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Hi All
I finally have a pip assessment on 24th march and I am bricking it,I last had a face2face one 2018 and the assessor wrote a pack of lies given no points so took it to tribunal and won,but this is worrying me has anyone got recent experience of what I should expect and how to explain my problems, I suffer with syncope seizures,depression,arthritis.
I finally have a pip assessment on 24th march and I am bricking it,I last had a face2face one 2018 and the assessor wrote a pack of lies given no points so took it to tribunal and won,but this is worrying me has anyone got recent experience of what I should expect and how to explain my problems, I suffer with syncope seizures,depression,arthritis.
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A telephone assessment will be similar to a face2face, did you keep a copy of what you sent in so you can have a good read through it? Make a note of any points you want to get across and take your time answering.2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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