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9 years 2 months ago #150656 by Steve
Replied by Steve on topic PIP Claim
Thank you Gordon
What happened was the original assessor was ill on morning of appointment so new assessor appointed but did not have any of the form information.
Stated that when she went back to office would read my form and collate information then send off to DWP.
She could not have read it because asked for a list of meds, which were on the form.
Also stated that should not bother contacting DWP and requesting report and should wait until I get judgement before requesting.

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9 years 2 months ago #150659 by Gordon
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Steve wrote: Thank you Gordon
What happened was the original assessor was ill on morning of appointment so new assessor appointed but did not have any of the form information.
Stated that when she went back to office would read my form and collate information then send off to DWP.
She could not have read it because asked for a list of meds, which were on the form.
Also stated that should not bother contacting DWP and requesting report and should wait until I get judgement before requesting.


I don't think that you can assume that asking for a list of meds is proof that they did not read the form, they follow a script for most of the interview and it is likely that this is just one entry on the list.

Gordon

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9 years 2 months ago - 9 years 2 months ago #150661 by foss27
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Hi Steve
You can ask for a copy of the report before you get the decision, saying that automatically would get my suspicions aroused as to what is in the report.
Presumably she could not have seen any of your supporting evidence either.
It really puzzles me as to how any of her questions could be relevant without seeing any paperwork. How long did the appointment last?
You can ring the DWP and ask for a copy of the report. Best to follow it up with a written request as they can 'forget' or 'lose' phone requests.
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9 years 2 months ago #150675 by Steve
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Agree Gordon they do have a set list to follow.
Foss27, thanks for the advice regarding requesting form
The assessment lasted around 40min

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9 years 2 weeks ago #156449 by Steve
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Had a change of circumstance so was reassessed for pip.
It's been 12 wks now and today after phoning DWP, I was told that my claim needed to be looked at by another decision maker.
I'm a little confused by this, any thoughts appreciated

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9 years 2 weeks ago - 9 years 2 weeks ago #156466 by slugsta
Replied by slugsta on topic PIP Claim
Hi Steve,

I have merged your query with the other questions relating to your PIP. It helps us enormously if everything relating to one claim is kept in the same place!

I can't say why your claim might be looked at by another DM. What I can say is that PIP decisions to seem to be taking a long time again, having speeded up tremendously at the end of last year. You have 2 choices - to wait until the dreaded envelop drops onto the mat or keep contacting DWP on the assumption that it is the creaky hinge that gets the oil.

In addition, your might want to let your MP know how people are being treated.

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