kelly wrote: I feel very over whelmed by the information available and I wondered if I should pick up on every point on the claim form that the assessor has questioned , as so much of the written claim pack has been questioned, but will this give us the best possible chance of not having to go to appeal.
Sorry for the questions but unsure where to go for help we used disability solutions to complete the original form.
Hi k,
It is fine to go into detail regarding what you believe to be inaccurate information.
You should also try and type up a one or two page A4 submission for The PIP DM making it clear which of the descriptors you feel that your hubby should have qualified under, quoting approriate points that should have been awarded.
You can then simply cross reference how and why he should have been awarded the points by referring to other pages of evidence, and/or information that you provided within The PIP 2 Form.
The easier that you make it for the DM to read and understand, the more chance that you have of a successful MR.
As a separate issue, if you feel that the PIP Assessors Med Report was of poor quality, you can make a complaint to ATOS or Capita, dependent on who The Assessor worked for.
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This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Stick to your guns and reiterate how and why hubby should have received an approriate PIP Award.
You could even review our :
PIP Claims Guide. (2nd Link on page) bro58
