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Pip assessment went well, is this a good sign?

Amyhannant21

I’ve had my pip assessment today the woman sounded really nice and understanding she said at the end I did really well

should I take this as a good sign

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Rosie_Scope

Hi @Amyhannant21, I'm really glad your assessment went well and your assessor was understanding. It can be a really tough thing to do, so well done for getting through it!

It's really difficult to tell whether it would be a good sign or not, but fingers crossed it's a positive result for you and you get what you need.

I hope it's not too long before you hear back. Keep us updated

IMStruggling

Amyhannant21 said:

I’ve had my pip assessment today the woman sounded really nice and understanding she said at the end I did really well

should I take this as a good sign

I am so glad it went well for you. It's such a stressful process, and having the assessment done by someone who is actually a nice person does help. My last PIP application was about three or four years ago . The woman who did the assessment was a nurse I think and she was lovely. At the end of the assessment she said "I'm not supposed to say this, but I would be very surprised if your PIP claim is not successful." Two to three weeks later I received the PIP backpay in my bank account, called PIP to ask about the application and was told I'd been given Enhanced Care and Standard Mobility. I evnetually got hold of the assessors's report and it was accurate. I sent in no medical evidence or documents at all.