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I have received a message saying that the DWP have received my assessment report but I didn’t have an assessment. What does this mean? Is it a good sign or a bad one?
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That simply means that the assessor already had enough information to prepare their assessment report.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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Hi @EdenPIP - & welcome to the community. This sounds like you have had a paper-based assessment, i.e. using the info you've sent in, claim form, etc. Usually having a paper-based assessment results in a good outcome. It can take anything up to 12 weeks to get your decision letter advising as to the actual outcome.
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Hi I had exactly the same text today. I've not had an assessment either. I hope it is a good outcome for us
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Update: awarded enhanced rate for daily living and mobility
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Woohoo!! That's great news @EdenPIP I bet that is a relief?Hannah - She / Her
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How long after sending your pip application forms in till you had this message. Must be such a relief
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Hannahmarie1234 said:How long after sending your pip application forms in till you had this message. Must be such a relief
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My son is moving from dla to pip as he was 16 in February, we got a letter recently saying they are doing a paper assessment. I did send a lot of supporting evidence so I am also hoping for a positive outcome but the long warp it just makes you worry.Congrats on your award it must be a relief
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I sent the form back early April so it seems to be taking for ever -
@vickibee Will keep everything crossed you hear back soon!Hannah - She / Her
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