DWP Phone call mandatory reconsideration rejected

Peter

You should not need to include more than a sentence for each activity that you have not scored the points you expected for .

If you are opting for a Paper Appel then you will have 4 weeks from the date on the letter accompanying the DWP submission to prepare your own submission and for the Tribunal Service to receive it.

I would create your submission in a similar format to the ESA50, what you are looking to do is provide a definitive statement on why you meet the criteria for the SG. Try and avoid making the panel have to look through all of the evidence for something you have written before, so consider copy/pasting it in to your submission, but it is worth your including a reference to the original entry so that they can see what was included on the form.

So sit down with your ESA50, the Assessment report and our ESA Claim guides and go through each activity one by one.

It's important to deal with the issues in the report but remember you will only be put in the SG by showing that you meet the criteria, so that must be your primary focus.

Gordon

Peter Parker wrote: Thanks Gordon. I do not see where the points i have or have not scored are on either the MR rejection or medical report. Its quite confusing.

There should be a code for each activity that indictes the assessors recommendation, so the Moving around activity it is a "W" folowed by a, b,c,d or e for the Descriptor. There should be a code for each of the 17 ESA activities.

If you qualified under Regulation 29, Substantial Risk for the WRAG, then it may be that they are all marked as "Something a".

Gordon

Peter

The DWP's submission that you will receive when your appeal is accepted by the Tribunal Service will include all of the documents used in the making of the Decision and should include at the least, your claim form and any documents you attached, the assessment report and your MR request.

Gordon