Pip
laney1970
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Hello Ive just received a text message from pip saying I will receive a decision letter within 2 weeks, I wasn't asked to go for a assessment does it mean I have been accepted for pip
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It doesn't necessarily mean you have been awarded PiP, it means they have come to a decision about your claim. They have done a paper based assessment and your decision letter has been sent out and should arrive within 2 weeks.If you struggle waiting you can phone PiP and they will tell you what the letter says over the phone and what the decision is. I don't think they are open today though and will be busy tomorrow so would recommend phoning wednesday/thursday.All the best.0
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Hello rang pip today didn't speak to no-one but the recorded message said I will be paid 107.60 my normal amount does this mean that is what I'm getting im waiting on my decision letter coming through0
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It doesn't always give the correct information, it's been known many times to be incorrect. Once you know what the decision is if you're not happy you can request the MR.0
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Hi i read that pip maybe pay £££ in areas due to change in rules is this true0
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wiggytoni said:Hi i read that pip maybe pay £££ in areas due to change in rules is this true
More details here for both descriptors.https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/personal-independence-payment-changes/social-support-changes-to-pip-law-from-6-april-2016#:~:text=If%20someone%20needs%20'prompting'%2C,help%20engage%20with%20other%20people
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/personal-independence-payment-changes/overwhelming-psychological-distress-and-journeys-changes-to-pip-law-from-28-november-2016#:~:text=follow%20a%20journey.-,Change%20to%20PIP%20law,the%20mobility%20part%20of%20PIP%20.
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