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When can I call to request the report? Or should I just wait for the decision?

Gobbygirl66
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Hi All had pip telephone assessment last Wednesday lasted 45 mins waited till today to request hp report was told I could not have it because it had not been put on system told I would have to wait couple of weeks,after 1hour received a text saying they had received it but it will be up 8 weeks for decision,can I now ring again for report or just wait for decision.
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You can try again tomorrow, but even though you will get a copy it will still take DM between 8-12 weeks, although a few have been quickerBe extra nice to new members.
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As woodbine has said, you can ring asking for a copy of the assessor's report if it's on the DWP's system now. However, as mentioned, it can take up to 8-12 weeks to get a decision letter. The Decision Maker does usually go with the HCP's report, but you will have to await the decision letter to confirm any potential award. Please let us all know how you get on. thank you.
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@Gobbygirl66, what a name you have. Yes request your assessment report and on receiving it you can work out what your award is or maybe. But you still have to wait for the award notification letter. If the reckoned award not what you expected you now have several weeks to gather extra information and evidence to support your MR if you feel you need to lodge one.Good luck .
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Thanks for your comments Wilko asking for my assessment report how do I make sure they will give me it because yesterday he just waffled a lot of nonsense and said I can only have it when they send me a decision notice.
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Hi @Gobbygirl66 - don't be fobbed off - you can get your assessment report. I suggest ringing the DWP when they open, which seems to be the best time, so 9am. The chances are you'll get answered by someone completely different, & hopefully more helpful. This has happened to other members, but politely insist you get your report.
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It is ur rite to see copy of assesors report.When u ask for it they will say that the decision maker does not always go with report.In my case am hopeing it true! The report is only part of what the decision maker looks at.Good luck
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Thanks All I rung yesterday requesting report this time not a problem person I spoke with very helpful will receive it in 7-10 days,fingers crossed its good news.Thanks everyone
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Pleased you got somebody that was helpful. Let us know how you get on, thank you.
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Hi @Gobbygirl66.
Good to hear that you received a helpful response from the person that you spoke to yesterday - and you've got an idea of when you will receive your report as well. That's positive news for you!
Hopefully, the time between now and then will go pretty quickly for you. Please do keep us updated on how you get on. -
Certainly will Caz_Scope.
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Well i am hoping mikehughescq that I will not need to challenge the report but that could just be pie in the sky knowing DWP.
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