a quick question

freefee wrote: thanks for all your advice, just one more question, would it be ok to send a copy of my gp`s letter as opposed to the original, as it would be a pain to get a new letter every time you need to communicate with them, and also as I stated previously, would a letter from my gp be of use when dla changes tom pip, many thanks

Hi ff,

Always send copies, and keep originals.

Sending Documents to the DWP or ATOS

Whether a letter from your G.P. would be supportive of any future assessment for PIP, would depend on whether the content of the letter was pertinent to the PIP qualifying criteria, and your limitations at that time.

bro58

thanks for all your help, your doing great work, and believe me it is appreciated.

Hi ff,

For your future reference, the DWP have designed a new PIP GPFR that G.P.'s may be required to complete on behalf of their patients.

As seen in this News Story

bro58