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sarah1986
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Hello everyone
Not posted in a while my mental health has been bad.
I spoke pip today. I put my Mr in over 10 weeks ago. I asked for an update today. I was told that they have overlooked something and it is with a specialist team. What that means I don't know. They have given themselves 5 days to sort. Is this good news or bad new. Any help would be grateful. I've been fighting them now over 14 months.
Thankyou Sarah
Not posted in a while my mental health has been bad.
I spoke pip today. I put my Mr in over 10 weeks ago. I asked for an update today. I was told that they have overlooked something and it is with a specialist team. What that means I don't know. They have given themselves 5 days to sort. Is this good news or bad new. Any help would be grateful. I've been fighting them now over 14 months.
Thankyou Sarah
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It's not unusual for the MR to take 12 weeks, sometimes longer. It doesn't mean anything other than a decision's not been made yet.
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Yes I know it can take longer they have given themselves five days to get the decision. What I do not understand is that it's gone to a different team because pip think they have messed up.
I should of been done under the special rules and I wasn't. My MP questioned why I wasnt done under special rules because he has now wrote to them because how they have dealt with my case. I don't understand how they have overlooked something.0 -
sarah1986 said:I don't understand how they have overlooked something.
Only DWP can answer that question.
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