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8 years 6 months ago - 8 years 6 months ago #143102 by Anibas
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In my mandatory reconsideration letter to DWP should I go through the descriptors and tell them the points I think hubby should have been awarded? Or does that look cheeky?
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8 years 6 months ago #143115 by slugsta
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Hi Anibas,
Your initial request does not need to go into much detail. However, at some stage you will need to go through the descriptors and point out where/how/why these apply to you.
This is all covered in our PIP guide.
Your initial request does not need to go into much detail. However, at some stage you will need to go through the descriptors and point out where/how/why these apply to you.
This is all covered in our PIP guide.
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8 years 6 months ago #143122 by Anibas
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I have already sent in a mandatory request (posted on Monday) and said in there that i'm following up with more info, do I not need to do this then?
The order of things is very confusing to me. I've read the guides but still confused sorry
The order of things is very confusing to me. I've read the guides but still confused sorry
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8 years 6 months ago #143123 by Gordon
No, you're doing everything right!
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Anibas wrote: I have already sent in a mandatory request (posted on Monday) and said in there that i'm following up with more info, do I not need to do this then?
The order of things is very confusing to me. I've read the guides but still confused sorry
No, you're doing everything right!
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8 years 6 months ago #143125 by Anibas
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Thanks Gordon, thats great. I've written a supporting letter and diary, could i send it to one of you to read over and give your opinions? It's ok if not, I just want someone to feed back to me before I send it away if possible but I know you will be busy people so no worries if not..
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8 years 6 months ago #143137 by Gordon
I'm afraid we are not allowed to give such detailed advice on the forum.
If you have someone available, ask them to read to read your letters and give you feedback on how they think it portrays your limitations, if they say what you intended the letters to convey then send them off, if the person interprets the differently from what you intended, then think about revising them.
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Anibas wrote: Thanks Gordon, thats great. I've written a supporting letter and diary, could i send it to one of you to read over and give your opinions? It's ok if not, I just want someone to feed back to me before I send it away if possible but I know you will be busy people so no worries if not..
I'm afraid we are not allowed to give such detailed advice on the forum.
If you have someone available, ask them to read to read your letters and give you feedback on how they think it portrays your limitations, if they say what you intended the letters to convey then send them off, if the person interprets the differently from what you intended, then think about revising them.
Gordon
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