Letters Misleading Claimants Re Video Recordings
With many thanks to Benefits And Work.
A member has warned us about a misleading letter they received from an assessment provider which led to them missing out on having an official recording of their PIP assessment.
According to our member the letter stated that “at the start of the call if I wish to have it recorded to ask”.
Our member did so, but was told that if they wished to have the assessment recorded they had to inform the provider in advance. Asking on the day was not an option.
Rather than try to rearrange the appointment, our member went ahead with the assessment and covertly recorded it on their phone.
So, this is just a reminder to readers that regardless of what letters are sent out, the current position is that if you want to have your PIP assessment recoded you need to arrange this in advance by contacting the assessment provider as soon as you get a letter from them.
And, as we stress in our guide, it’s always worth considering making a covert recording of the call yourself, in case anything goes wrong with the official recording.
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most assessors lied 1 shouted at me and called me a liar 1 said my neighbour on morphine did her own gardening shes bedridden and she drove there she cant drive she accused me of having a van and not living in my house for most of the year all lies i dont even go out
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