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I'm afraid I can't understand what you've typed because it's in a different language. Scope is a UK based forum so you would need to speak in English.
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Hello, My husband's PIP assessment has just been completed. I am writing to you because I need to relax. It was supposed to be May 9th, but I had asked for a translator and they didn't have any and they changed the date. Lots of stress last week and more stress today. It took an hour and 20 minutes. As you advised me, I introduced myself, told them that he has communication problems and he let me talk more. There were 2 questions on which he insisted more. If he took a taxi yesterday, how did he get into the car with the cane? So that after other questions they come back and repeat the question, but with different words. The husband replied that his friend helped him. And he insisted again how it helped him? Could this be a bad sign?
Translated from google.
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Hello @Sinica, no it is not a bad sign. In my experience they do often ask about how people how they got to the assessment.
I hope you are not waiting too long to hear the decision. Please let us know how you and your husband get on.
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Hello, I came back for help. Husband's evaluation was on May 16, after 20 minutes I received the message that they received the report. The next day I called and asked for a copy. The report did not arrive. I called again today and they said that it's on its way. how long does it take to arrive?
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Up to 2 weeks but could be sooner.
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Thank you very much for answering me. It's been 2 weeks, I hope it arrives soon. On Friday, May 31, he received the message that no decision was made and today I received a letter with this message. It was issued on Friday and arrived on Monday. And the report has not arrived for 16 days. We are waiting, we have no other option.
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