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Timing, Timing.......
Laborador
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Hi There,
I'm wondering if anyone can enlighten me, and find out if this is the usual situation.
So, I had my letter telling me that my Pip was ending and "inviting" me to reapply, which I did in September. Pip ended 27/11 last year. My assessment was early December, and I'm still waiting for an answer. As everyone here knows, loosing Pip is financially devastating.
Two things occur to me; all the information given from the government says "approximately twelve weeks from beginning to end of the process" and if this isn't the case, the information hasn't been updated to reflect current workloads and it really should be amended. The other thing I am curious about is whether this is now the norm. Or if this is down to regional differences. I'm in the East Midlands. (Well, everyone has to be somewhere). I've done all the obvious things, like called them and tried to seek advice but I'm no wiser, and I would love to be wiser.....
I'm wondering if anyone can enlighten me, and find out if this is the usual situation.
So, I had my letter telling me that my Pip was ending and "inviting" me to reapply, which I did in September. Pip ended 27/11 last year. My assessment was early December, and I'm still waiting for an answer. As everyone here knows, loosing Pip is financially devastating.
Two things occur to me; all the information given from the government says "approximately twelve weeks from beginning to end of the process" and if this isn't the case, the information hasn't been updated to reflect current workloads and it really should be amended. The other thing I am curious about is whether this is now the norm. Or if this is down to regional differences. I'm in the East Midlands. (Well, everyone has to be somewhere). I've done all the obvious things, like called them and tried to seek advice but I'm no wiser, and I would love to be wiser.....
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Hope this helps
I didn't know about the different timescales relating to awards made at tribunal etc.That is really interesting. I wonder why that is? I have the report, (I'm not hopeful on those contents, I think I might have been at a different assessment) but I'm more interested in the reasoning anyway. I'm interested in how much decision timescales vary. There is so much that is unfair about the situation we find ourselves in, it would be nice to have a reasonable expectation of when it will descend. As the assessor left, she said I could expect to hear in four to six weeks. It is now 12. I'm interested to know how many weeks people wait.