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6 years 3 weeks ago #238710 by sfuller
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Please can you tell me if it’s possible to withdraw medical evidence sent to the DWP with a PIP application? It’s been brought to my attention that a report I submitted contains a number of assumptions and inaccuracies that will be detrimental to my application. I would really appreciate your advice on what to do please.
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Please can you tell me if it’s possible to withdraw medical evidence sent to the DWP with a PIP application? It’s been brought to my attention that a report I submitted contains a number of assumptions and inaccuracies that will be detrimental to my application. I would really appreciate your advice on what to do please.
Many thanks
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6 years 3 weeks ago #238719 by BIS
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Hi Chopsuey
You can try contacting the DWP, but I think your chances of success are practically nil. They do not generally send information back to claimants and the chances of them removing a single report and destroying it is not likely. I think as well as ringing them you would also have to put the request in writing.
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You can try contacting the DWP, but I think your chances of success are practically nil. They do not generally send information back to claimants and the chances of them removing a single report and destroying it is not likely. I think as well as ringing them you would also have to put the request in writing.
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6 years 3 weeks ago #238722 by sfuller
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Thank you for your reply - I guess as well I can try and explain at the medical assessment that this report contains inaccuracies and assumptions?
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6 years 3 weeks ago #238725 by BIS
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Hi Chopsuey
Yes you can, and if I was you as soon as the assessment starts I would tell the assessor that you have an issue you want to raise - and bring it out into the open, especially if you believe it's that damaging.
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Yes you can, and if I was you as soon as the assessment starts I would tell the assessor that you have an issue you want to raise - and bring it out into the open, especially if you believe it's that damaging.
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