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Hi, my name is kelly! PIP decision waiting time
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kelly1987
Community member Posts: 3 Listener
I applied for pip 14 weeks ago , I’ve had my assessment, I received a message from Dwp saying they have my report and a decision will be made within 8 weeks. I just wanted to know if it does take that long has anyone had a decision made before the 8 weeks ?? Seems such along time to have to wait on top of the 14 weeks. ?
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It can take a long time,but i got my decision within 2 weeks,and i wasnt happy with the outcome at all
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Hi and welcome
There is no fixed timescales and it can take less or longer than 8 weeks , and some people are waiting a lot longer than you have for assessment
It all depends on area and backlogs
You can request a copy of your report now by ringing dwp
It isn't the decision but will show recommended points from assessor and they usually go with the report but not in all cases
Let us know how you get on
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Oh really, I was quite lucky to have it that quick... think I will wait for response I appreciate you getting back to me many thanks ?
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Hello @kelly1987
Welcome to the community, I'm glad you've joined us.
As mentioned above, there is no fixed waiting time for these sorts of things, but I understand why it might seem like ages to have to wait.
Best of luck with the outcome.Online Community CoordinatorConcerned about another member's safety or wellbeing? Flag your concerns with us.
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Thank you all for your quick responses much appreciated ??
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Your welcome come back if you have any more questions
Also you might want to get involved in the community our coffee lounge is a good place to start -
Hi @kelly1987
I had my assessment on 4th May, I got a text on 12th May to say they had received my assessment report.
Today I had a phone call from DWP to ask a question, and he said he will be sending my award letter out tomorrow. But he can't tell me my specific amounts or when I will get my back pay etc. but he can tell me I've got an award.
I know everyone hears at different times but this is just mine ? I first applied, 28th Jan. So it's been 15 weeks 4 days x -
Hi @Dcull90 - I'd just like to welcome you to the community. Thank you for letting us know you have been awarded PIP (& hope you get your letter soon, tho you might get your money first) as it's always great to hear good news.
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