Pip Award Text

raecawleyy
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I received a pip award text message 3 weeks and 2 days ago saying i would receive a letter about my award and payment in 2 weeks. its been 3 weeks and 2 days and i have received no letter and no payment. is it normal to not get the letter within the 2 weeks? how long after the award do you get payment usually? has the delay happened to anyone else?
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I received the text Monday, said I'd receive award letter in 2 weeks. I rang today and they said that the backpayment would be paid tomorrow. And my payments would begin at the end of July. I started the application at the end of March, so it's been very quick.1
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You will need to ring PIP to ask them because they are the only ones that can tell you what's happened.
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Had my text Tuesday am rang them ( their had been a suspension on it because of the amount but it was sorted ) and they said I would receive back payment on the 10th July and end of July for my regular payments to begin0
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mistakes65 said:Had my text Tuesday am rang them ( their had been a suspension on it because of the amount but it was sorted ) and they said I would receive back payment on the 10th July and end of July for my regular payments to begin0
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I’m not sure I’m afraid as all banks are different mine doesn’t show anything until it actually goes in to the account .
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DmRitchie said:mistakes65 said:Had my text Tuesday am rang them ( their had been a suspension on it because of the amount but it was sorted ) and they said I would receive back payment on the 10th July and end of July for my regular payments to begin
What text message did you receive? If it was "we have awarded you PIP" then you will need to ring them to ask about the money that's owed. The £10 could be the Christmas bonus from last year.
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I got "We have awarded you PIP. We have sent you a decision letter explaining the award." I know that the £150 cost of living payment is to be back dated, I didn't think the £10 Christmas would be though.0
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The cost of living payment would that come separately from the back dated payment ?0
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mistakes65 said:The cost of living payment would that come separately from the back dated payment ?1
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Thank you sorry I ask a lot of questions 🫤 takes awhile for things to sink in with me0
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DmRitchie said:I got "We have awarded you PIP. We have sent you a decision letter explaining the award." I know that the £150 cost of living payment is to be back dated, I didn't think the £10 Christmas would be though.
Of course the christmas bonus will be because you were entitled to it at that time because your PIP award is from Jan 2022.
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I wish I was as knowledgeable as yourself Poppy 🫤 thick as **** as I just don’t take on board what is said to me0
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mistakes65 said:I wish I was as knowledgeable as yourself Poppy 🫤 thick as **** as I just don’t take on board what is said to me
You're not thick at all. The benefits system is a minefield. I've been advising people for quite a few years now and have claimed benefits myself for 10 years. I've learnt a lot over those years from personal experience and research for my own claims, as well as learning from very knowledgeable people.
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You are very very knowledgable which is a blessing and a massive help along with the other people who give excellent advice etc1
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mistakes65 said:You are very very knowledgable which is a blessing and a massive help along with the other people who give excellent advice etc
Thank you, that's very kind of you.0 -
Your welcome 🙏0
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So got text now had by payment but worried it’s many thousands and it’s a lot back pay was from end December to start of January will this reflect the weekly figure I only expected the disability part of 68 pound or could it be over payment0
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philevan77 said:So got text now had by payment but worried it’s many thousands and it’s a lot back pay was from end December to start of January will this reflect the weekly figure I only expected the disability part of 68 pound or could it be over paymentThe money you received in your bank is what they owed you from the date you rang to start your claim, as i advised on another thread. Your 4 weekly payments will start in about 3-4 weeks after you received that payment. Money owed has nothing to do with your 4 weekly payments going forward.There's many people that think they may only be entitled to a small amount but when they're awarded it's a higher award. The same as some people think they're entitled to a higher award but only received a lower award or no award at all. This is all part of not fully understanding the PIP descriptors and why they mean, perfectly normal because a lot of people don't.0
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The money you received in your bank is what they owed you from the date you rang to start your claim, as i advised on another thread. Your 4 weekly payments will start in about 3-4 weeks after you received that payment. Money owed has nothing to do with your 4 weekly payments going forward.
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DmRitchie said:The money you received in your bank is what they owed you from the date you rang to start your claim, as i advised on another thread. Your 4 weekly payments will start in about 3-4 weeks after you received that payment. Money owed has nothing to do with your 4 weekly payments going forward.0
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