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9 years 4 weeks ago #164297 by jim_angela
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I have been told that to submit a PIP supersession (as compared to a change of circumstances) is when you are challenging a decision. What is the difference between a supersession and an appeal?
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9 years 4 weeks ago #164320 by Gordon
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jim_angela wrote: I have been told that to submit a PIP supersession (as compared to a change of circumstances) is when you are challenging a decision. What is the difference between a supersession and an appeal?


A supersession is carried out when there is an existing award and either the DWP believe there has been a Change of Circumstances or the claimant reports one.

An appeal (and a Mandatory Reconsideration before it), is made when the claimant believes that the a Decision is incorrect and wishes to challenge it.

Gordon

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9 years 4 weeks ago #164327 by jim_angela
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I need to report a change of circumstances as my condition has got worse. I requested a Change of Circumstances form but this has not arrived yet. I was advised to send in a supersession instead, which you confirm covers a change in circumstances. So are there two different ways to report a Change of Circumstances; if so, which do you think would apply to me. Many thanks
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9 years 4 weeks ago #164335 by Gordon
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jim_angela wrote: I need to report a change of circumstances as my condition has got worse. I requested a Change of Circumstances form but this has not arrived yet. I was advised to send in a supersession instead, which you confirm covers a change in circumstances. So are there two different ways to report a Change of Circumstances; if so, which do you think would apply to me. Many thanks


Just write a letter to the DWP office that normally deals with your claim, outlining the changes and they will decide whether they need to carry out a Supersession or not.

Gordon

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