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girlmummy17
Community member Posts: 6 Connected
Just a quick message to inform anyone of my timeline if people are waiting
30th January rang to apply
9th Feb text to say it had been passed to an assessment provider
12th March message with assessment date
26th March assessment
26th March we have received your report
9th April we have awarded you pip text
Turn around was exactly 10 weeks my first time applying and it was a pretty easy straight forward process considering how many horror stories I have read. Can breathe a sigh of relief now knowing my struggles have finally been heard x
30th January rang to apply
9th Feb text to say it had been passed to an assessment provider
12th March message with assessment date
26th March assessment
26th March we have received your report
9th April we have awarded you pip text
Turn around was exactly 10 weeks my first time applying and it was a pretty easy straight forward process considering how many horror stories I have read. Can breathe a sigh of relief now knowing my struggles have finally been heard x
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Thanks for sharing @girlmummy17, I know many people find these timelines reassuring
Glad it was a smooth process for you and I hope you can relax and enjoy yourself a little now it's all over!Rosie (she/her)
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Hi, my assessment was the 25th of march but didn't get the DWP message until the 28th so hopefully will hear soon. I've got the report which gives points 8 and 10. Glad it went well for you 😊
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I'm 10 weeks in this Thursday, had a call from the assessment providers nearly 3 weeks ago, they couldn't decide whether to go paper based or do a phone assessment. Had a text 7 days later that my claim was with an assessor, spoke to pip this morning (which was extremely difficult) to update them on my latest medication change and was a lovely bloke who spoke to me and gave me a heads up my claim is still with an assessor. Think I'm in for a long wait, and I'm almost certain I'll be doing an MR and appeal as I've never been awarded pip the few times I tried previously (was always awarded DLA though).
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@curiouskitten fingers crossed you hear soon I got 11 daily and 10 mobility xx
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You very nearly got enhanced daily. They scored me wrong on a few things, I'll send evidence to support my appeal if I need too. Thanks for your reply xxgirlmummy17 said:@curiouskitten fingers crossed you hear soon I got 11 daily and 10 mobility xx -
Congratulations on your award! I'm 14 week's in, hoping it won't be much longer the wait is awful.
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Hi , my time line almost mirrors yours , i got my award text on 12th april . Can i ask how long it took before you got backpay . Thankyou .girlmummy17 said:Just a quick message to inform anyone of my timeline if people are waiting
30th January rang to apply
9th Feb text to say it had been passed to an assessment provider
12th March message with assessment date
26th March assessment
26th March we have received your report
9th April we have awarded you pip text
Turn around was exactly 10 weeks my first time applying and it was a pretty easy straight forward process considering how many horror stories I have read. Can breathe a sigh of relief now knowing my struggles have finally been heard x -
@DAZZWER2000 it was in my account on the 12th so about 4 days
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Awsome thankyou xgirlmummy17 said:@DAZZWER2000 it was in my account on the 12th so about 4 days
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