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How long after a PIP telephone assessment for a decision?
sadie65
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Hi tori
I got my telephone accessment last Thursday I think it went well but you never know do you have any idea how long they usually take to contact you please.
Sarah <moderator removed personal details>
I got my telephone accessment last Thursday I think it went well but you never know do you have any idea how long they usually take to contact you please.
Sarah <moderator removed personal details>
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Hi there
They estimate 8 to 10 weeks for a decision -
Hello @sadie65
Fingers crossed for the outcome of your telephone assessment. Please keep us updated with how you get on.
Just to advise, I've removed your surname and email address from your post as personal details aren't allowed on the community (See house rules). This is to keep you safe and your identity protected so please bear this in mind when making future posts
Enjoy the warm weather and I hope to speak again soon.Online Community Co-ordinator
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Hi sadie65I got my assessment last Thursday too and was told about 8 weeks. Good luck
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Thankyou effie good luck to you I really hope we don't wait that long gl x
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