Why would PIP review form be sent to assessment centre, even though there's no health changes?
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I had pip review form sent been received by Dwp 3 months ago was with case manager month ago but know it’s gone to Assasemnt centre even tho there’s no health changes an I still use aids.
why would it go to Assasemnt centre
I had a doctors letter to support application an good evidence from surgeons
I had pip review form sent been received by Dwp 3 months ago was with case manager month ago but know it’s gone to Assasemnt centre even tho there’s no health changes an I still use aids.
why would it go to Assasemnt centre
I had a doctors letter to support application an good evidence from surgeons
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It's perfectly normal for your file to be sent to the health assessment providers, even for a review. Although there's been no changes in your conditions it makes no different. I hope you didn't just fill the form in with "no change." All claims should be treated as new claims by everyone, even reviews.Letters from Doctors and surgeons are only helpful if they state exactly how your conditions affect you and most dont.You should expect another assessment, which will likely be by phone. Paper based assessments are rare but still possible.
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Hi poppy I put in as much information I could etc how health affects me example for dressing I put I suffer from body pains an use perching stool to sit an dress due to foot swelling…
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You should expect an assessment, this way if an appointment letter arrives you won't be too shocked. If they have enough of evidence to write the report without an assessment they will but it's rare.
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