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Emma1968
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Dwp says within 8 weeks been two weeks tomorow last time I applied cane back in two weeks saying no so may be if takes longer might be yes
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I wouldn't read too much into how long it takes, we've seen people get really fast decisions and others having to wait, it can often depend on how busy they are in your area.
But good luck anyway !2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡 -
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How long you wait for the decision has no impact on the award it's purely down to the work load of the decision maker
There are no fixed timescales but dwp are estimating 8 to 10 weeks -
From my past experience took week to 2 to say no when I've applied in past
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Hi @Emma1968
Unfortunately, as others have said, the time taken to receive a decision doesn't indicate whether a claim has been successful or not but we will keep our fingers crossed for you.
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