IB to ESA, nil points and appealing

Thanks Gordon
I haven't heard anything from the tribunal service yet so don't have an address.
I'm concerned that the tribunal service have only been sent what I have been sent and therefore have only got DWP's side of the story!!
Also on the letter it states that DWP tried to contact me twice on a certain date but got no reply, this was to ask if I had further evidence. I know for certain that they did not ring on that date and told them this. I also informed them that I have got further evidence and was told to send it to DWP, so I'm not sure if anything has been sent to the Tribunal people yet.
I have got copies of everything so will see what comes back from DWP before I do anything further.

Thanks again for your help, if it wasn't for this website I wouldn't have a clue.

Update and further advice would be appreciated if possible please.

I received notification from the Tribunal service so the incorrect/incomplete bundle was sent to them.

I have now received copies of the missing info from the DWP and a letter informing me that my new evidence has not resulted in a change to the decision. So I remain in WRAG.

I expected to receive a corrected version of the DWP's submission which incorrectly states that I am appealing the decision that I do not have limited capability for work.

Although I pointed out this mistake by phone call and followed it up by letter I have not received anything to show that it has been corrected and more importantly sent to the Appeals Tribunal.
Although I have already sent the Tribunal service a copy of the letter that I sent to DWP so they should be aware of the mistakes.

Is it worth contacting the DWP again or would it be better to explain the situation again in my submission letter to the Tribunal service.

Many thanks

I'm still waiting for my appeal date and am now in the process of writing my submission.
I would like to ask for any advice/suggestions on how to effectively "argue my case"

I have an illness that has severely damaged my balanced system, making me dizzy and off balance all of the time but also causing frequent and unpredictable attacks of extreme dizziness and vertigo.

Just to recap, after finding me fit for work, on reconsideration the DWP decided that Reg 29 (risk to physical health) applied to me and I was placed in WRAG.
I feel that Reg 35 should also apply so I'm still appealing.

I intend to give reasons why I should score points for mobility and also that Reg 35 should also apply.
My problem is, how can I prove that there would also be a risk to my physical health if I don't know what work related activities I might be expected to do. Although going anywhere outside my home unaccompanied would be putting myself at risk.

My first WFI was conducted over the phone because of the safety issues if I had attempted to travel to the JCP alone.

I have written to DWP (months ago) asking for an explanation of why there isn't the same risk whilst I'm in WRAG but I haven't received a reply.

Any advice or suggestions from mods or other members would be appreciated.
Many thanks