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Hi, I'm jet2007. I submitted my PIP claim 21 wks ago. Is this the average timescale for waiting?
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jet2007
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My claim (PIP) has been with the Assessment centre 16 weeks . 21 since my claim was submitted . Is this the average timescale of waiting
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Hello @jet2007 and a warm welcome to our community. How are you doing today?
Just to check, is your question related to a PIP claim you've submitted?Online Community Co-ordinator
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Hello Cher yes I’ve just edited it . Pip claim yes. Thank you for the warm welcome x
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No worries, I've just moved it to our PIP, DLA and AA category and amended the title to help others spot it
Unfortunately, the PIP system is under increased pressure due to the fallout of COVID-19 and a few members have reported claims taking 10 months. This means, sadly, we wouldn't be able to advise of a reliable timeframe for when you should expect news. Make sure to hang on in there and we'll keep our fingers crossed for you an update soon.
Please let us know if you need help further down the line (or at any time). Good luck.Online Community Co-ordinator
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Thank you x
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Maybe try calling them up and asking if its progressing? I know they may not be able to tell you much but its only when i called the last time i did to check if they had received something i had posted the man on phone looked into how long id been waiting and told me i should hear something in next 2 weeks as its taking 8-10 weeks at present to do a mandatory reconsideration and a week later mine was all sorted out? So maybe if you call them they can give you some info to put your mind at rest? ??
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Hello I’ve called numerous times . Nothing changes with what they are advising because of COVID etc . anytime soon was 4 weeks ago . I feel a pain and deflated every time I call . X
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Oh no thats rubbish! Sorry hun! :-( i don't know what to suggest? I guess you will just have to wait to hear from them then? At least you know they do actually have it and will have to look at it ? Also the only positive thing would be the arrears you may end up getting if they make you wait ages? Sorry trying to find positives in a rubbish situation! Probably failing miserably ???? it is taking some time now i read recently someone had been waiting since November for an assessment!! So you're not alone! Hope you get news asap and also hope its the right news!
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Exactly:) thank you for your reply . I did see 25 plus you are correct I’ll just have to painfully keep waiting on them . X
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