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PIP MR call. She asked me if my bank details have changed. Is this good or bad?
private_Scoper
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Hi,
Today I received a call from someone from DWP regarding my PIP Mandatory Reconsideration.
Today I received a call from someone from DWP regarding my PIP Mandatory Reconsideration.
The woman asked me a few questions about my health.
at the end she said she’s ready to now make a decision and if my bank details changed.
Could we say this is good or bad news.
thank you in advance
at the end she said she’s ready to now make a decision and if my bank details changed.
Could we say this is good or bad news.
thank you in advance
Comments
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Hi,It doesn't mean anything other than you received a call asking some questions. We've had members that have had a decision in their favour after the call and some that haven't been successful, even after checking the bank details are correct.
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Alright thank you
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Best of luck with it @private_Scoper
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