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ben2129 said: Still heard nothing had my report back an looks like possible high care rate so just playin the waiting game still at the moment
chiarieds said: Hi @daveymayve - & welcome to the community. Unfortunately this is also an old post & the member you queried hasn't been active here since Feb 2019.In general it can take anything up to 12 weeks to receive your decision letter following your PIP assessment.
chiarieds said: Since you've had an assessment, it just means they have everything they need to make a decision, nothing more. Your own evidence is the best because Drs aren't with you as you dress, prepare a simple meal, budget or any of the other PIP activities/descriptors. Many people are awarded PIP with no other evidence than their own; it's exactly detailing how your disabilities affect you that helps.
chiarieds said: Some people get texts so it seems rather pointless to also send a letter, which obviously takes longer to arrive. These standard texts/letters that people receive often just cause anxiety, & they aren't really telling you anything about your claim. Also saying you should hear within 8 weeks often proves not to be the case as it can be up to 12 weeks as mentioned.
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