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I had a telephone assessment on 7th December

lindle
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Good Evening,
I had a telephone assessment on the 7th December 2021, that lasted 90 minutes, this evening at 6.30pm I had a telephone call from DWP , asking me more questions about my application is this something that anyone else has experienced?
I had a telephone assessment on the 7th December 2021, that lasted 90 minutes, this evening at 6.30pm I had a telephone call from DWP , asking me more questions about my application is this something that anyone else has experienced?
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Hi and welcome
Dont worry this can happen they will have just wanted more info in order to make a decision
I presume you are referring to pip and dec 2020 ? -
I believe that if a decision maker needs clarification they will get in touch to get further information from you. This hopefully means a decision maker is currently reviewing yours and you may get a decision soon. Good luck.
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Hi janer_1967
Thank you , yes my PIP. telephone assume that that was in December 2020
Any call from DWP will tip anyone over the edge x -
Hi MarkN88
Thank you
I have everything is crossed , the call was from the DM , he said he will send his decision by end of the month .x
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Hi,Yes, i've had a call from a decision maker for a past PIP review and he was extremely nice. I didn't expect the call either. I was asked 1 question, which i answered and he said thenk you, you'll recieve the decision within the next 7 days. 24 hours later i rang and a decision was made.They do ring sometimes, if they have a question to ask.
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Hi poppy123456,
Thank you so much for letting me know you also had a call from the decision maker.My Assessor in December seemed to dismiss all my new medical information, he asked me questions like
How much did I weigh ! and some other odd ones that I cannot remember .
Poppy I really hope it was a positive decision for you.As everyone mentions it’s tough enough coping with our disabilities, without going through all the stress of these assessments. . x -
Sometimes the questions they ask seem to have no relevance to our conditions but you'll be very surprised. The reason they ask those questions is to find out as much information as possible about how your conditions affect you. The question about your weight could be relevant to activity 2, taking nutrition.My claim was successful and i've never had any problems since i started claiming PIP in 2013.
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Poppy123456
Poppy your so knowledgeable, I’m so impressed Thank you again x
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