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6 years 3 months ago #227786 by apples6

Is it Legal? PIP was created by apples6

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Is a claimant "obliged" to let DWP : regardless , if they call unannounced in to one's own residence ?
Is it legal?
Or if case again as above happened : can one say I would like an arranged appointment at their DWP's office if talking about PIP DLA?
Thanks 14 3 2019.

Apples 6 Not very techy to see when rep;ies come up thank you
Obviously I appreciate if 1 has requested a "dome visit" and they arrive at the said date arranged then it is different as one has agreed

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6 years 3 months ago #227805 by Gordon

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Apple

The DWP do have some rights of entry but I would not expect any of them to apply to a claimant receiving Social Security benefits under normal circumstances, they are outlined in the following

assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/governm...ers-entry-review.pdf

If the DWP did turn up unannounced then you can refuse entry and ask them to make mutually agreeable appointment to see you.

Gordon

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