Hi, my name is rottiemum!
rottiemum
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Hi, I live in Scotland, my ADP app has been with decision makers 4weeks now, has anyone had anything similar
TIA
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There's been very little feedback for ADP applications so i can't really answer your question. All you can do really is wait for the decision, hopefully not too much longer. Timescales are only ever a guide and will depend on backlogs, which can delay the process.
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Hello there @rottiemum and welcome, thanks for reaching out with your query today As ADP is so new, we haven't had many Scottish members log on to share their experiences in the way we do with PIP.
Hopefully it won't be too much longer for you, you'll have to let us know how you get on.
I did find this information from the Scottish Government website:Letting you know the decisionHow was your consultation, if you had one?
Social Security Scotland will send you a letter with the decision. This letter is called a notice of determination.
Social Security Scotland aim to make a decision after:- getting your completed application
- a consultation has taken place (only if you were asked to take part in one)
- getting any more information they need
Social Security Scotland is learning from stakeholders how to:- meet this aim
- gather the information needed from health professionals
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