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char38
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Had a letter dated 22 may19 yesterday sayin they had all the info then needed. I hate waiting
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Hi,I always find those automatically generated letters very annoying because it could still be weeks, depending on backlog. Hopefully not too long.Requesting a copy of the assessment report, if you live in the UK will give you some idea what the decision is likely to be. Of course you'll still have to wait for the decision.
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Already got my medical report. Just waitin for for it to b all done proper is a rubbish waitin game?
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If you have your assessment report then you must have an idea or indecation of what your award may should be. Nobody likes waiting be it for a meal eating out or hospital appointments but have your results al be it not official you can rest easy now or start preparing your Mr if required.
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Yer ive added up my points n im fine with what she gave me. Its just a long waitin game. Also my son will b claimin carers but cant do that til the decision comes through in writtin
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char38 said:Yer ive added up my points n im fine with what she gave me. Its just a long waitin game. Also my son will b claimin carers but cant do that til the decision comes through in writtin
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How old do u have to b for that?
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char38 said:How old do u have to b for that?
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Im on UC n i do live on my own.. will look into it thank u
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Unfortunately, because you claim UC then the SDP is not payable.
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