LTR outcome.

Hello,

I don’t have my report yet but I do know the outcome of my LTR was they’ve taken away my enhanced daily living to standard. Despite having more issues, needing more support, and mobility issues. Of which I cannot walk 200 metres. (Not that my assessor even asked me that). Luckily I’ve had my assessment recorded. It’s been listened to by someone who deals with these things and helps with claims. She said I haven’t been treated fairly.

I am going to ask for a MR, which I know won’t have a great outcome. They rarely do. And I am fully prepared for a tribunal.

1. How is a MR laid out? How should I do that in the best way?
2. If by magic. Does this usually get anything changed? Do they go “oh this was awarded wrong”.
3. I’m fully prepared to go to tribunal.

Just annoyed… luckily I had the assessment recorded.

Any advice appreciated. I did read through some of your tips. But I got flustered.

Thank you, I know they have a low % of changes. But I know it’s the step before tribunal. Because it’s ridiculous that being a single parent to a child with autism has been used against me. Despite me also clarifying I have a lot of support to enable this to happen…

Sorry, I know I already replied.

Is a tribunal a high success rate? My last award was awarded via tribunal as an ongoing award - unable to fix an end date due to life long conditions unlikely to improve on my outcome. At enhanced daily living.

This assessment is standard rate daily living for 4 years.

I’ll do my MR, I’m not expecting any changes really. Just trying to weight my outcomes.