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Kay80
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I was sent a renewal form for PIP in July. I sent it back with additional evidence. I rang DWP to check that I hadn't missed a letter asking me to go to face to face interview. Was informed that it's with a case manager and doesn't need a face to face. I did have one when I was awarded PIP. Don't know what to think, does anyone have any idea whether this is good news for my renewal?
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Hi @Kay80
Welcome to the community, there is some information here about PIP reviews that might help.
It is hard for anyone to say what the outcome will be, the DWP dont always request face to face assessments.
If the outcome isnt what you hoped for, you can always appeal their decision and we can offer information on that. But fingers crossed it turns out well, do let us know what happens
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