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lmkg1315
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Hi!
I have been doing alot of calling around this morning just for Bill's and getting some things straight so thought I'd just give PIP a quick call to see if there was an update on the progress of my claim. All the woman could say was "you're in the next queue to be looked at I say come the end of the month you'd have heard something".
She was very nice but I have no idea what thar means. When I explained I didn't know what that meant she said she wasn't really supposed to say what she had already said but I needn't worry I was in the next queue.
What is the queue? I'm so confused! I wasn't even going to call and only did so on a whim because I was sorting out some other bits and bobs via the phone, now I've left myself even more confused! Ha!
Hope someone can elaborate for me!
L♡
I have been doing alot of calling around this morning just for Bill's and getting some things straight so thought I'd just give PIP a quick call to see if there was an update on the progress of my claim. All the woman could say was "you're in the next queue to be looked at I say come the end of the month you'd have heard something".
She was very nice but I have no idea what thar means. When I explained I didn't know what that meant she said she wasn't really supposed to say what she had already said but I needn't worry I was in the next queue.
What is the queue? I'm so confused! I wasn't even going to call and only did so on a whim because I was sorting out some other bits and bobs via the phone, now I've left myself even more confused! Ha!
Hope someone can elaborate for me!
L♡
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HI,If you've had the PIP assessment and your report has been returned to DWP it's placed into a pile with other reports and is looked at by a decision maker. Once it gets to the top of the pile it will be looked at. There's no timescales to any decisions, backlogs are just part of the reason a decision can be delayed.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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Hi @lmkg1315, I hope it isn't long before you here something. Please do let us know how you get on.
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@Chloe_Scope Thank you! Still nothing yet but fingers crossed it won't be too long
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