Скачать или смотреть If You Scored 0 Points on PIP, Check This Before Giving Up

Getting a PIP letter that says you scored 0 points can feel crushing but it doesn’t always mean you don’t qualify.
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Here’s what to check before you give up:
Request your PA4 assessment report.
Call the DWP and ask for the assessor’s report. It shows exactly what they wrote and which parts of your evidence they ignored or misunderstood.
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Look for contradictions.
If they said things like “can walk 200 metres” or “no signs of distress” but you explained otherwise, note every point that’s wrong. These are key for your Mandatory Reconsideration letter.
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Re-read your form with the reliability test in mind.
PIP law says you must be able to do each activity safely, repeatedly, to an acceptable standard, and within a reasonable time.
If you can’t do that, you should have scored points even if you can do it occasionally.

Check your examples.
Short or emotional statements like “I struggle” or “I try my best” don’t score points. Replace them with factual evidence.
Example: “I cannot prepare food without supervision due to safety risks and fatigue.”
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Send a Mandatory Reconsideration (MR).
You have one month to challenge the decision, and most are overturned when new, detailed evidence is added.
Zero points often mean your evidence wasn’t clear not that your needs don’t exist.
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If you’d like my exact PIP Answer Bank templates with over 100 real examples and law-based wording (including the full MR letter that wins), comment ‘SEND’ below and I will DM you and make sure you’re following so you get it. or use the link in bio to download.
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