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Two hours after my pip assessment and I received a message to say report had been received to dwp
cherelle123
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Should I be worried that they have made a quick response to dwp about my appointment?
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Hi,It doesn't mean anything other than the report has been returned to DWP. As soon as it's written there's no need to keep hold of it, so it's returned. Many people's report is returned the same day as the assessment.
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Hi @cherelle123 - & welcome to the community. As Poppy says, this is absolutely normal, so please don't worry.
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Welcome to the community from me too @cherelle123
I hope that the above responses have put your mind at ease a little?
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