PIP
brum97
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This is my first post and Ive filled out a PIP form that I sent back and now Ive been awaiting almost 3 weeks which I still havent heard back from PIP. Any advice how long and timescale to process form.
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@brum97 welcome to the forum. I think because of the covid they are very behind with their paperwork , all I know is everything seems to take a span of 4 weeks so I would wait another week. In saying that someone else on this lovely site might give you further advice. Good luck0
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Hi,3 weeks isn't long at all to be honest. Expect severeal weeks and more in some areas. There's really no timescales.0
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@Lulu_1949 and @poppy123456 Thank you so much for your advice as I will await another few weeks. Thanks0
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Hi @brum97 Welcome to the community glad you have joined us and members have advised,
I read another post saying someone still hadn't heard anything after 12 weeks since sending paperwork back so you may haver to wait a few more weeks yet0 -
Thank you all for being so welcoming, kind and I'm glad to be part of this community. Thanks for advice from @chiarieds and @janer1967.1
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@brum97 I applied in mid-January and didn't have my telephone assessment until mid-June so it might be a while yet. I've seen in some places they're not taking as long though.1
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@laurapeach thanks for advice. Fingerscross that they contact soon.1
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I applied at the beginning of march, I received a text to say they have received my application form, a week later. 22 weeks later and i only had my telephone assessment yesterday.
In total ive waited 4 months and i still dont have a decision.
Ive read it can be different timescales in different areas but I would just forget about you pip application for now. It could be a long wait.1 -
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Just to give a update that I had my assestment about 1 week ago. The assesor was a lady who was nice and understanding. Now just waiting for the 8 week timescale for a decision.
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There's no timescales for any decisions, it's just a guide. You can ring DWP to request a copy of the assessment report to be sent to you, this will give you some idea what the decision is likely to be because they mostly go with the report.
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Hi @poppy123456
I was told by the assessor that the timescale would be around 8 weeks to receive a decision? Yes, I will request a copy of the report. Thanks
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Yes, they say the same thing to everyone. There's no timescales.
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hI @brum97 Glad things have moved a long for you and you have had your assessment. Fingers crossed for the outcome.
There have been a few posts recently with members having decisions a lot quicker within a couple of weeks so you may get lucky and hear earlier but as advised get a copy of your report to get some indication0 -
@janer1967 Thanks for the support and advice.0
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Hi I've requested a copy of my report and its been 2 weeks which I still haven't received my report. Plus, I don't want to keep phoning them as well as I'm still awaiting my decision. Do you think phoning in will impact my claim. I have such bad anxiety and create some many scenarios in my head. Any advice?0
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Ringing DWP will not make any difference at all to the decision on your claim.
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