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PIP - Anyone successful with a Life Time Award

NAS62686

PIP renewal time is coming around again.... Last time I was awarded zero points, but put an official complaint in against the assessor who came to my house, as she blatantly lied all the way through her assessment. 
as my complaint was quite serious and I had medical proof she had lied. I suddenly had my application revisited and was awarded maximum for care and low for mobility.

i was wondering if anybody had been successful in claiming PIP for 10 years or life time award? Seeing as my autism is never going to go away, I want to prevent the stress of having to keep going through this every 3 years.

Looking forward to hearing from you all x

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  • No, I got the three years. To be honest, despite all the evidence I had carefully collated re Autism, the assessor ignored it all. I have done physical difficulties which is the only reason I was awarded it. 
    I kept asking for questions to be repeated or made more specific as I didn’t understand them but the assessor stated that I hadn’t once needed clarification. It’s a terrible system.  

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  • No, I got the three years. To be honest, despite all the evidence I had carefully collated re Autism, the assessor ignored it all. I have done physical difficulties which is the only reason I was awarded it. 
    I kept asking for questions to be repeated or made more specific as I didn’t understand them but the assessor stated that I hadn’t once needed clarification. It’s a terrible system.  

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