Recent PIP Assessment.
rwall93
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I was just hoping for some advice on my recent experience with applying for PIP.
I have explained my diagnosis in detail and have sent plenty of evidence so I feel confident about the claim itself.
I had a telephone assessment on the 12/03 and it lasted 2 hours.
I have explained my diagnosis in detail and have sent plenty of evidence so I feel confident about the claim itself.
I had a telephone assessment on the 12/03 and it lasted 2 hours.
I phoned PIP yesterday to ask if they had received my report yet but they said they haven’t.
i phoned the health assessment service to ask if they knew what was happening with my report.
They confirmed the report was completed on the 12th and that it was sent to the DWP on the 18/03.
i phoned DWP today and they have said they still haven’t received it and to just keep phoning Is this normal?
how long should I expect to wait for a decision or for it to even get to the decision maker?
I have finally started getting ESA and I have just filled in my UC50 form to help with LCWRA but I’m really starting to struggle financially now.
i haven’t worked since Xmas. My partner cannot work already as she is a carer for not only myself but our autistic son.
we’ve asked local charities for help, the council and of course the DWP but whatever help we was offered was very small short term fixes and nothing that’s going to help us going forward.
im running out of ideas in what to do and I do not know how I can wait months ahead. I’m inpatient anyway.
i phoned the health assessment service to ask if they knew what was happening with my report.
They confirmed the report was completed on the 12th and that it was sent to the DWP on the 18/03.
i phoned DWP today and they have said they still haven’t received it and to just keep phoning Is this normal?
how long should I expect to wait for a decision or for it to even get to the decision maker?
I have finally started getting ESA and I have just filled in my UC50 form to help with LCWRA but I’m really starting to struggle financially now.
i haven’t worked since Xmas. My partner cannot work already as she is a carer for not only myself but our autistic son.
we’ve asked local charities for help, the council and of course the DWP but whatever help we was offered was very small short term fixes and nothing that’s going to help us going forward.
im running out of ideas in what to do and I do not know how I can wait months ahead. I’m inpatient anyway.
It’s more the worry of not being able to support my family going forward. I really need this money and no one seems to be wanting to help.
I’ve always been working ever since I left school so this has already hit me hard anyway and it’s been a hard enough struggle trying to get used to the fact that I simply cannot just go out and get a job.
But at the same time I do not see how we can be expected to live off this amount for the next however many weeks/months when everyone’s situation is different.
I’ve always been working ever since I left school so this has already hit me hard anyway and it’s been a hard enough struggle trying to get used to the fact that I simply cannot just go out and get a job.
But at the same time I do not see how we can be expected to live off this amount for the next however many weeks/months when everyone’s situation is different.
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Comments
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Seems like someone isn't being honest, whether that's the PIP helpline or the health assessment providers. All you can do really is wait for a decision because knowing what's happened the report or whether it's been returned doesn't really help at this stage.
Once the report is returned a decision can take anything up to about 12 weeks. It will be sent to a decision maker and added to the pile of many hundreds of others that are waiting for a decision.
Once the decision is made you will be contacted. Yes, the waiting is stressful but everyone has to go through the same process.1
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