Just 48 hours after assessment and DWP have received written report?
PIPnewbie
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This seems rather quick. My girlfriend's assessment was Monday, but it's now around the same time as her assessment Monday, and the DWP has sent her a text saying they've received the written report.
Is this bad news?
Is this bad news?
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No no it means that you may get your result award letter a lot earlier than most people, ring up DWP and ask for a copy of your acessment report they usually arrive before the award notification letter, they take about 14 days to arrive once requested, and once you have it reading it will give you a good indication of what your award may should be, if not then you can look over your report and see where the accessor has mis reported.0
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Thanks Wilko. Am I able to phone on her behalf, as she's very introverted and anxious?0
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If you're not her appointee then she will have to answer the security questions first and then tell the person you're going to be speaking on her behalf.
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poppy123456 said:If you're not her appointee then she will have to answer the security questions first and then tell the person you're going to be speaking on her behalf.
What do you make of the turnaround time on having the report back with the DWP after just 48 hours?
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It means nothing other than it's be returned, some are returned quickly and others aren't. It's not a good or bad thing.
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poppy123456 said:It means nothing other than it's be returned, some are returned quickly and others aren't. It's not a good or bad thing.
Oh dear, now I am fearing the worst.0 -
wrong thread answered .
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PIPnewbie said:
Oh dear, now I am fearing the worst.
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Yadnad said:Another example of the DWP sticking two fingers up at the MOJ and not submitting their documents within the time frame allowed.
It's a shame that the claimant can't cite the DWP's disregard to rules when and if thee claimant decides to be lax in sending paperwork to the DWP.
Miss the 30day limit they put on claimants for return of documents and you end up having to argue before a Tribunal. Not return the PIP2 form within the period the DWP stipulate and they shut down the DLA claim if it is transfer case.
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poppy123456 said:Yadnad said:Another example of the DWP sticking two fingers up at the MOJ and not submitting their documents within the time frame allowed.
It's a shame that the claimant can't cite the DWP's disregard to rules when and if thee claimant decides to be lax in sending paperwork to the DWP.
Miss the 30day limit they put on claimants for return of documents and you end up having to argue before a Tribunal. Not return the PIP2 form within the period the DWP stipulate and they shut down the DLA claim if it is transfer case.
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I’ve just got a copy of my report and it’s absolutely accurate, the only thing that he has put that has upset me is to be reviewed in 18 months based on my mental health (which I have suffered with for 12+yrs) I also have several physical disabilities which are lifelong chronic conditions, no cure
My question is, if I do MR for the length of the award will I still get what they’ve award me (looks like enhanced for both!) or does the award stop? If that makes sense. Advice needed xx
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niknoo said:I’ve just got a copy of my report and it’s absolutely accurate, the only thing that he has put that has upset me is to be reviewed in 18 months based on my mental health (which I have suffered with for 12+yrs) I also have several physical disabilities which are lifelong chronic conditions, no cure
My question is, if I do MR for the length of the award will I still get what they’ve award me (looks like enhanced for both!) or does the award stop? If that makes sense. Advice needed xx
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If the decision goes with the report then yes you'll still get your money while waiting for the MR decision.
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niknoo said:I’ve just got a copy of my report and it’s absolutely accurate, the only thing that he has put that has upset me is to be reviewed in 18 months based on my mental health (which I have suffered with for 12+yrs) I also have several physical disabilities which are lifelong chronic conditions, no cure
My question is, if I do MR for the length of the award will I still get what they’ve award me (looks like enhanced for both!) or does the award stop? If that makes sense. Advice needed xx
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You have to ring for a copy of the report yes and it can take anything up to 10 days providing they send it to you when they're asked.
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poppy123456 said:You have to ring for a copy of the report yes and it can take anything up to 10 days providing they send it to you when they're asked.0
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No.
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@poppy123456 the report itself is absolutely fantastic. Although it has reduced me to tears reading it, I am so happy he with it. I blew the point system out the water, it’s jusy his recommendation of the award length that’s upset me. It should be longer. Although I haven’t actually had my award letter yet, maybe they will award me longer? xxxx0
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PIPnewbie said:niknoo said:I’ve just got a copy of my report and it’s absolutely accurate, the only thing that he has put that has upset me is to be reviewed in 18 months based on my mental health (which I have suffered with for 12+yrs) I also have several physical disabilities which are lifelong chronic conditions, no cure
My question is, if I do MR for the length of the award will I still get what they’ve award me (looks like enhanced for both!) or does the award stop? If that makes sense. Advice needed xx0 -
And no decision letter yet! xxx0
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