Need advice
Rob316
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Hi all so I had my f2f and my pscopherpist came with me we went into the assessment together and I received my letter saying they were stopping my pip I got 0 points my pscopherpist said he had never seen that befor so I appeled it and sent in doctors letter my pscopherpist did a letter to so they have them all I'm just wateing to here back because of this my wife's carers has stopped income support has droped as my little one has just started school so I'm finding it hard to cope with it all hate not knowing
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Hi,Only 17% of MRs are successful. There's no timescales for decision. If the MR decision remains the same the next stage is Tribunal, appearing in person for this will give you the best chance of a decision in your favour. Waiting times for Tribunals are extremely long in most areas, with some waiting as long as 1 year. Good luck.1
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@poppy123456
Hi Poppy!
The waiting times for a tribunal in my area have decreased significantly. It used to be at least a year. Now, it is approximately 6 months. I'm in the East Midlands.
Just to let you know.1
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