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PIP UPDATE
samfits99
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My friends claim that was suppose to run out on the 8th March 2021 has got a letter saying his claim runs out on December 8th now next year.! and that he won’t get a award review letter till June / July ! he’s well made up. didn’t believe it at first but heard the conversation and seen his letter. heard people getting it till May on here. so can happen.
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HI,You posted the same thing yesterday in this thread here. Whilst i'm happy to hear they had their award increased, it's not unusal now due to Covid. I don't understand the reason for the multiple posts. https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/74185/pip-update-friend#latest
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Yes, it might be easier to make a comment on your other thread with any updates instead of making new posts @samfits99, as that'll help to keep all of the information in one place
When you make a new comment on a post it 'bumps' the post to the top of the recent discussions page, so people will still be able to see your updates. Online Community Coordinator, she/her
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