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Kate777
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Hi just wanted some more advice regarding my pip claim. I had my assessment via telephone on the 2nd November. I received a text on the 3rd to say DWP have received my report from the assessment services. However I was on my online account for my Doctors surgery and could see they received a pip form for information on the 4th November. Is this normal for a GP report to be requested by the DWP after my assessment? I am getting really worried now as I thought it would be the assessment services that would request this? I rang the DWP PIP helpline for an update and was told my report was with the case manager. I really don't understand why the GP report would not be requested before the report was sent to the case manager.
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You’ve asked this question in your other thread here
https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/85692/pip-assessment#latest
and have received a reply there.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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