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  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    Thankyou you're right I just have trouble starting things off and knowing which order to do it and always think I've done things wrong 
  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Online Community Member Posts: 64,463 Championing
    Just tell them you disagree with the decision and then request the MR. Once you done this start from activity one and work your way through the rest of the descriptors.
  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    Sorry I've got another question feel I'm being a right pain 🙃 when my original application form was filled in by a welfare rights man I did feel after starting to go on forums and reading what dwp expect that my form may not have enough detail and examples of what has happened to me and things like that, but I wasn't well and no way could complete form but now I'm thinking I wished I would have filled it in myself, when I do mr will they actually read my new examples and take them into consideration or just go by my original , could the claim be restarted or if it went to tribunal could I explain about the form and I feel not enough information was added
  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Online Community Member Posts: 64,463 Championing
    For the MR they should look at everything again, including the MR letter. Though most MR decisions don't change.

    You can give more information at anytime, providing that specific condition has already been mentioned. What they won't take into consideration now is any worsening of condition since the assessment took place.

    I wouldn't advise anyone to start a new claim after a refusal because the likelyhood of another refusal is quite high, if you use the same evidence you previously used. It's always much better to challenge the decision.
  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    Ok thankyou x
  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    Thankyou so much, I've printed out a few different templates to try and help me word things and am going to do a little bit at a time so i don't overwhelm myself with it amd hopefully by tje time the decision letter comes thru I might have a decent Mr ready to send , hopefully anyway 
  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    I wonder if the citizens advice would let me send my finished mr to them to check I've done it correctly 
  • honestjon
    honestjon Online Community Member Posts: 173 Empowering
    Dianaf said:
    poppy123456 said:
    It’s wrong to say that 99% of the time the assessor doesn’t listen to what you say. You need to remember that the majority of the time we will only hear the bad stories. 

    Those that have had a decision they are happy with have no questions to ask so we don’t hear their story. 

    Believe it or not there are some good assessors out there. My daughter and myself are proof of this, I’ve never experienced a bad assessor. All our reports have been honest and truthful. 

    A lot of the time it will be down to poorly completed claim forms why people are refused. 
    Hi is it allowed that an assessor asks for a financial contribution to suggest an award? My neice had this experience from independent assessment services. The woman asked would my neice be interested in a, scheme where a financial contribution would help her score points. 
    Hi I'm sure there must be a misunderstanding.
    The assessment services have some problems but I find it hard to believe an assessor would ask for payment.

  • Rosie_Scope
    Rosie_Scope Posts: 5,618 Scope Online Community Coordinator
    Hi @dianaf, please tell your niece that she should not send money to anyone who says they will change her award or points. I don't have all the information available so can't say for certain, but this is likely to be fraudulent activity or a scam. 
  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    While awaiting decision letter can you send new evidence in or should I just wait untill I send my mandatory reconsideration, I've had a letter for me to recieve weekly cbt therapy.
  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Online Community Member Posts: 64,463 Championing
    You can send new evidence at anytime, however it may take a couple of weeks to arrive because it's not classed as arriving until it's been added to the system. Next day delivery will not speed up that process.
  • missypinks
    missypinks Online Community Member Posts: 55 Connected
    Ok thanks poppy, thanks for answering so bright and early 😊, do I just send it to dwp address and put my national insurance number at the top
  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Online Community Member Posts: 64,463 Championing
    You're welcome and yes to both.

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