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My transfer IB to ESA
- pete17971
13 years 11 months ago #65622 by pete17971
Replied by pete17971 on topic Re:My transfer IB to ESA
Adrianmidwales wrote:
Well done on getting into the coveted ESA Support Group.
It is definitely worth seeking out the information you have requested as the award letters can be somewhat lacking in detail. Having a copy of your medical report can also assist when your claim is reviewed in the future.
However you can now relax for a few months at least.
Pete
Had the result yesterday and was put in the support group, that was the good point.
I have no idea as to the length (I understand this is not given anymore)so I have requested a copy of my medical to see what was said about review. The other confusing thing was on the rate of payment it said only guaranteed until Dec 2011.Will have to check that also.
Well done on getting into the coveted ESA Support Group.
It is definitely worth seeking out the information you have requested as the award letters can be somewhat lacking in detail. Having a copy of your medical report can also assist when your claim is reviewed in the future.
However you can now relax for a few months at least.
Pete
- bro58
13 years 11 months ago #65649 by bro58
Replied by bro58 on topic Re:My transfer IB to ESA
Adrianmidwales wrote:
Hi AMW,
Really pleased to hear that you gained the correct assessment.
As for the date on top of your ESA award letter, many members have noted this date, it does not seem to be of any real significance.
As you may know, to obtain an idea of your length of award, (prognosis), expected review date, make a written request to the Decision Maker, by recorded delivery, at the address on your awards letter, for your ESA85 medical report.
This is also helpful in that you can spot any errors, and it will help you prepare for any possible further re-assessment in the future.
cheers
bro58
Had the result yesterday and was put in the support group, that was the good point.
I have no idea as to the length (I understand this is not given anymore)so I have requested a copy of my medical to see what was said about review. The other confusing thing was on the rate of payment it said only guaranteed until Dec 2011.Will have to check that also.
Hi AMW,
Really pleased to hear that you gained the correct assessment.
As for the date on top of your ESA award letter, many members have noted this date, it does not seem to be of any real significance.
As you may know, to obtain an idea of your length of award, (prognosis), expected review date, make a written request to the Decision Maker, by recorded delivery, at the address on your awards letter, for your ESA85 medical report.
This is also helpful in that you can spot any errors, and it will help you prepare for any possible further re-assessment in the future.
cheers
bro58
- Catherine
13 years 11 months ago #65655 by Catherine
Replied by Catherine on topic Re:My transfer IB to ESA
Good news Adrian - it has been interesting following your 'customer journey'.
Best wishes
Best wishes
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13 years 11 months ago #65667 by lester
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I am very happy for you, I hope it brings you sme peace of mind for now, I too am in the proccess of changing over and getting up tight that I have not heard back sfter six weeks but it appears to have taking you over four months to receive your result, is that correct?
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13 years 11 months ago #65727 by Adrianmidwales
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From initial phone call to result it was 4 months and a week but my medical was delayed for a month so it could have been 3 months and a week if it had been on time. From medical to result was two weeks
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13 years 11 months ago #65728 by lester
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Oh well, I will just have to be patient then, even though your GP tells you not to worry it is still a stressfull time,I was in a good job with brilliant money when I had my stroke, infact I tried my best to remain in the job but they insisted on medical retirement, wish I was back there now instead of making do on the pitance they give us in benefits.
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