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Flowie
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Hi everyone after 7 months of me being on universil credit wca I phoned the health advisers who do the assessment
They told me that I dont have to have a f to f which is good newes
Does anyone know a time scale of the information getting through the dwp decision maker
Thanks
They told me that I dont have to have a f to f which is good newes
Does anyone know a time scale of the information getting through the dwp decision maker
Thanks
Comments
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Hello and welcome, you should get your award notification letter within a few weeks but you can always give DWP a weekly call to see if there is any movement on your case. Good luck and keep us updated.
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You can check your online journal and it should be put on there once a decision is made. You can also request a copy of the assessment report, as there will still be one even with a paper based assessment. They usually go with the report.
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Thankyou I will keep you all updated
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