I've added up my points. Will I pass with what I have or does it depend on a caseworker decision?
hollx91
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Hi can anyone help so today I got a copy of my pip assessment (not the decision) but I added up the points and I wanted to know if I pass with points have I got it or does it depend.on dwp caseworker decision Thank you holly
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Hello @hollx91 Pleased to meet you welcome.
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I am unsure of an answer to your question. Some one from our community will know and advise. Might be a member of our team.
Have a look at our benefit advice and information. On PIP. Also speak to CAB for any thing benefit.
Some thing to consider.
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Hi @hollx91,
Welcome to Scope's online community!
I found this information on the Turn2Us website about the amount of points required for both types of PIP:"You get the standard rate if you score between eight and 11 points for your mobility needs in the PIP test. You get the enhanced rate if you score 12 points or more."However, I am not sure if the decision is based on points or a caseworker decision, so I have moved this into our dedicated PIP category, where other members of our community will be able to offer advice and support to help answer your question.
@BenefitsTrainingCo, would you be able to help with this, please?
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Thank you its so stressful at moment
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The descriptors that were ticked are a recommendation for a decision maker. Usually they go with the report and it's rare for them to go against it but it can happen. If the points add up to more than 8 points in each part..daily living and mobility then that's what the decision maker is likely to go with. Good luck.
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Hello, how many points did you get from your assessment? 12+is enhanced.
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I got 16 on mobility as a cant walk at moment and I got 20 on daily living so im just so stressed wish I hadnt added them up now major stress head scared the Will still say no
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You will be fine xx Which area are you in?
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Don't be fooled to these questions very tricky cause I spoke to my lawyer other day about engage part of it last question I told her it complyed with me she said only for people who physically kant get out. Dressing part on the bed will still. Be zero these questions very tricky I ring fightback get help on this or wise u will fail
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The poster has had the acessment and has received the report which indicates that she will receive enhanced in both daily living and mobility but has to have he award confirmed by DWP in her award letter. The answers you put in your application form are used by the accessor to asatain what your actual,abilities are in relationship to the answers you submitted in your application form. So Sam12 any thing you write in your application form regarding your abilities to do or unable to preform will have to be justified at your acessment for the accessor to award or not award you points.
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I was awarded full for both thankyou I found out Friday
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Hi my report went o the exact same points the assesers gave me .well done xx
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