Mandatory Reconsideration
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Hi everyone. My mum rang DWP this morning when she came to my house. To enquire how things were progressing since sending in the firm, letter from my mum and documents from hospital. The lady was lovely and said a support staff member was already dealing with things. Just awaiting for reply from my health professionals. Then I'll receive new decision. If only they listned at the assessments, as my mum had all documents with her. But once again the assessor didn't want to know ow and lied. Fingers crossed now.
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AlexandriaGizmo Bobbybo1
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Hi always a must that you send in all your medical evidence with your original forms, if you don't and then they have to apply to your consultant etc it will add a considerable timescale to your application.
Send it now copies of course and send registered post so you have proof of postage, cause I promise it will be faster
denise15811 AlexandriaGizmo
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I agree with the first part of your post but the 2nd part regarding posting i don't agree. Just send normal post but ask for proof of posting. Registered post isn't needed. Below are the reasons why.
1, DWP use centralised mail processing depts then forward mail through its own internal mail system to specific dept... so even if signed for it still hasn't reached the dept so will not be recognised by the DWP as being received.
2, with bulk mail signing you can not be sure that your individual letter was in the pile delivered.
3, it can actually double the time from sending to receipt by the DWP. I send normally 7-10 days later I call and yes Sir it is being processed. Send recorded and 10 days + later it's still on the Royal Mail systems as being undelivered.
Bobbybo1 denise15811
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We sent everything to be signed for so we knew when they received it. And itvwas delivered on 31/01/17. So waited until today to ring to check on progress. Your right Denise that is exactly what happens with the mail.