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Hi, my name is jamesmaddison123! I'm been waiting for PIP MR for 12 weeks now. How much longer?
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jamesmaddison123
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Been waiting for a pip mr longer then 12 weeks now coming up 4 months soon what is the longest period of waiting for a reply they have already sent a message saying they have received the letters for mr but still haven’t replied this was 10 weeks into the mr
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Hi there
It does seem to be a long wait I would give them a call to see what is happening
Every case is different depends if there is lots of evidence , backlogs of decision makers and so on
We do hear of people that have waited this length if time -
Welcome to the community @jamesmaddison123 I'm sorry you've been waiting for so long. Have you had a chance to give them a call?
As Turn2Us outlines:Some reconsiderations take 2 weeks, some take several months.If you have not received your Mandatory Reconsideration Notice, it is a good idea to call the DWP after:
- 2 weeks to check they have logged your Mandatory Reconsideration
- 8 weeks to check how much longer it will take
- 12 weeks to chase again
If you are not happy with how long a Mandatory Reconsideration is taking, you may want to complain or tell your MP.
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