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4 years 5 months ago #241420 by Gordon
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Cruella
You can report a Change of Circumstances but you need to be aware that doing so will result in a full reassessment of your claim, a new PIP2 and almost certainly a face to face assessment, the new Decision which will result will supersede your current award whatever the result might be.
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You can report a Change of Circumstances but you need to be aware that doing so will result in a full reassessment of your claim, a new PIP2 and almost certainly a face to face assessment, the new Decision which will result will supersede your current award whatever the result might be.
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4 years 5 months ago #241421 by Perdita
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I have always had paper based assessments - do you think with a report of change of circumstances ie condition worsening there is an increased chance of being forced to have a face to face rather than paper based assessment?
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4 years 5 months ago #241422 by Gordon
He can claim CA providing he is able to provide a minimum of 35 hours of care a week and he is not studying for more than 21 hours a week or in full-time education and he cannot earn more than £123/week, see
www.gov.uk/carers-allowance/eligibility
He can't make a new claim for JSA, there is nothing stopping him making a claim for UC.
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Cruella wrote: When my son finishes uni and lives here with me, and I lose SDP, I know it is not your area particularly, but maybe he could claim Carer's Allowance for me? I know this limits work income, but he may not be working as such straight from Uni. Am I right that you cannot claim UC/Jobseeker's if claiming Carer's Allowance?
Trying to work out whether can afford to not do MR now
He can claim CA providing he is able to provide a minimum of 35 hours of care a week and he is not studying for more than 21 hours a week or in full-time education and he cannot earn more than £123/week, see
www.gov.uk/carers-allowance/eligibility
He can't make a new claim for JSA, there is nothing stopping him making a claim for UC.
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4 years 5 months ago #241424 by Gordon
Yes, it is much more likely.
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Cruella wrote: I have always had paper based assessments - do you think with a report of change of circumstances ie condition worsening there is an increased chance of being forced to have a face to face rather than paper based assessment?
Yes, it is much more likely.
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4 years 5 months ago #241439 by Perdita
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Oh no!
Re mixing with others/face to face engagement, I believe I described that really well on my form,I described how I needed social support, I went into great detail of how I am . my consultant's letter that they (almost definitely) overlooked said - ' contamination fear so great that have not seen friends and some family members for years, plus gets extremely distressed with strangers and has to keep contact when absolutely necessary to a bare minimum' Do you think, in your opinion, that is strong enough for the 4 point social support (if they had looked at the letter)?
Re mixing with others/face to face engagement, I believe I described that really well on my form,I described how I needed social support, I went into great detail of how I am . my consultant's letter that they (almost definitely) overlooked said - ' contamination fear so great that have not seen friends and some family members for years, plus gets extremely distressed with strangers and has to keep contact when absolutely necessary to a bare minimum' Do you think, in your opinion, that is strong enough for the 4 point social support (if they had looked at the letter)?
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4 years 5 months ago #241449 by Gordon
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Cruella
Forgive me but we have covered this subject at least twice before!
Your description of your problems at best implies a limited need for Social Support, you have mentioned that your son can help but even then the help he can provide appears to be limited as you still have your phobias.
But all of this is moot if you do think yourself well enough to challenge the Decision.
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Forgive me but we have covered this subject at least twice before!
Your description of your problems at best implies a limited need for Social Support, you have mentioned that your son can help but even then the help he can provide appears to be limited as you still have your phobias.
But all of this is moot if you do think yourself well enough to challenge the Decision.
Gordon
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