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The DWP does not have a deadline for doing the Mandatory Reconsideration. Some reconsiderations take two weeks, some take several months. If you have not received your Mandatory Reconsideration Notice, it is a good idea to call the DWP after: 2 weeks to check they have logged your Mandatory Reconsideration.
Some reconsiderations take two weeks, some take several months. If you have not received your Mandatory Reconsideration Notice, it is a good idea to call the DWP after: 2 weeks to check they have logged your Mandatory Reconsideration.
The Government's figure for the mandatory reconsideration success rate is under 20%. That is for any additional points being scored, never mind getting to the points that persons should have scored.
What happens during Mandatory Reconsideration? Someone from the DWP will look at your claim again to see if the decision was right. This person is called the 'decision maker' they will not have seen your claim before, so they may phone you to ask why you disagree with the decision.
The Government's figure for the mandatory reconsideration success rate is under 20%. That is for any additional points being scored, never mind getting to the points that persons should have scored.

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9% of initial decisions following a PIP assessment have been appealed and 5% have been overturned at a tribunal hearing.
The best way to apply for a reconsideration is to use the CRMR1 mandatory reconsideration request form on GOV.UK, or write a letter to the DWP explaining why you disagree with the decision. You can call the DWP to ask for a reconsideration, but it's better to have everything in writing.
The latest statistics show that only around 14% of mandatory reconsiderations resulted in a better decision for the claimant. Many people believe that this additional stage of the appeal system was introduced solely to drag out the process and discourage claimants from going on to a proper appeal.
Getting your mandatory reconsideration result You'll be sent 2 copies - you'll need to send 1 off if you need to go to the next stage of appeal. If the DWP changes their decision, you'll start getting your PIP payment straight away. Your payment for PIP will start from the date of the original decision.
The best way to ask for a Mandatory Reconsideration is to write to the DWP at the address on your decision letter. You can use the Mandatory Reconsideration request form or write your request in a letter. You can also ask for a Mandatory Reconsideration over the phone.

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