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Motability for mental health?
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mrsoptic wrote: Hi I just wondered if there's any reason the DWP won't send a copy of the assessment ? My husband had his medical on 11th Feb and apparently they didn't receive the copy of it until 26th Feb after I chased them up. We have been requesting it since then and I just get told its with the decision maker ready for it to be "actioned" and sent to us but it has to be approved first before it can be sent? We are still awaiting our result but it just feels like we are stuck in a loop with them and the suspense is really beginning impact on my husbands state of mind at the moment :/ is there anything at all we can do or is it just still playing the waiting game?
Some offices will not send the PIP assessment report until a Decision has been made on the claim.
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There's a few little things on the questions that are wrong to as it states my husband was mentally well enough to hand paperwork over and he didn't as I did all that. It states he's able to communicate freely but then the assor states he looked at the floor the whole time and hardly spoke? We obviously will just have to wait for the final decision letter to come but we also want to make sure the information they have is accurate too esp with it being his first pip claim
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