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6 years 7 months ago #220243 by KRW
PIP: went 0 points to 19 after mandatory review... was created by KRW
Just received my PIP mandatory reconsideration notice after about 8 weeks waiting.
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Initial PIP assessment:
Daily living: 0
Mobility: 0
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Mandatory reconsideration results:
Daily living: 9
Mobility: 10
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How is it even possible to go from zero to 19 points? Will there be any recourse on the initial PIP assessors who clearly submitted an assessment so far off the facts it amounted to gross incompetence... Something in the system seems to encourage these assessors to provide reports that can then be scored very low.
So 'I think' I'm back to where I started, standard rate daily living and standard rate mobility. However, when I first received my zero points failure notice, it stated VERY CLEARLY that my mobility benefits in regards to the car, for example free car tax had ended: However, the mandatory reconsideration notice made NO MENTION that these car benefits had been re-instated, so not sure if they have or have not? After the initial assessment failure, the car log-book was sent to the DVLA to be reclassified from disability to normal use, so I’m not sure if I can reclassify back? (If it can, what a huge waste of every-bodies time)
Secondly, and I've never been entirely sure on this one, is the benefit of having nation security credits towards your pension paid, should I be receiving these under PIP or is it and ESA benefit?
I would like to think I'm back to where I was before this whole mess started, but I can't help thinking that somewhere along the line the DWP will have covertly reduced my benefits.
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Initial PIP assessment:
Daily living: 0
Mobility: 0
=======
Mandatory reconsideration results:
Daily living: 9
Mobility: 10
==================
How is it even possible to go from zero to 19 points? Will there be any recourse on the initial PIP assessors who clearly submitted an assessment so far off the facts it amounted to gross incompetence... Something in the system seems to encourage these assessors to provide reports that can then be scored very low.
So 'I think' I'm back to where I started, standard rate daily living and standard rate mobility. However, when I first received my zero points failure notice, it stated VERY CLEARLY that my mobility benefits in regards to the car, for example free car tax had ended: However, the mandatory reconsideration notice made NO MENTION that these car benefits had been re-instated, so not sure if they have or have not? After the initial assessment failure, the car log-book was sent to the DVLA to be reclassified from disability to normal use, so I’m not sure if I can reclassify back? (If it can, what a huge waste of every-bodies time)
Secondly, and I've never been entirely sure on this one, is the benefit of having nation security credits towards your pension paid, should I be receiving these under PIP or is it and ESA benefit?
I would like to think I'm back to where I was before this whole mess started, but I can't help thinking that somewhere along the line the DWP will have covertly reduced my benefits.
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6 years 7 months ago #220261 by Gordon
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Replied by Gordon on topic PIP: went 0 points to 19 after mandatory review...
KRW
Congratulations on getting the Decision revised.
Yes, this is a Standard award for both of the PIP components and any passported benefits such as 50% Road Tax are re-instated.
PIP is not an income replacement benefit so it does not pay National Insurance Credits that count towards a full State Pension, you would need to be claiming ESA to receive these.
Gordon
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Congratulations on getting the Decision revised.
Yes, this is a Standard award for both of the PIP components and any passported benefits such as 50% Road Tax are re-instated.
PIP is not an income replacement benefit so it does not pay National Insurance Credits that count towards a full State Pension, you would need to be claiming ESA to receive these.
Gordon
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6 years 7 months ago #220301 by phrank
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HI KRW,
Am really pleased that you won your MR. It gives hope to everyone in a similar position that the original decision can be overturned.
If only more people persisted.
Am really pleased that you won your MR. It gives hope to everyone in a similar position that the original decision can be overturned.
If only more people persisted.
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6 years 7 months ago #220827 by J12
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Gosh if you have standard mobility can you get 50% road tax ? Thank you in advance
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6 years 7 months ago #220832 by Gordon
Yes, you can.
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J12 wrote: Gosh if you have standard mobility can you get 50% road tax ? Thank you in advance
Yes, you can.
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6 years 7 months ago #220847 by debslosjoe
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Reading that youve been successful in getting your reconsideration done has given me some hope as I've just been reduced from enhanced rate to standard. My assessor lied throughout her report and now I've got to put this together. How did you do it? Do you have any tips? The whole process is very overwhelming.
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