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My appointee was told that I may receive a large amount in my bank, but it hasn't come in yet
Sweetpea8
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On tuesday evening my dad (my appointee) had a call to say they were making descion in 48 hours and that i might get a large ammount in my bank
But i have not heard anything or got anything yet
How long does it usually take ?
But i have not heard anything or got anything yet
How long does it usually take ?
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On tuesday evening my dad (my appointee) had a call from Pip to say they were making descion in 48 hours and that i might get a large ammount in my bank
But i have not heard anything or got anything yet
How long does it usually take ?
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There are no timescales as such for any decision. Might is a big word. If you're successfully awarded any backdated money takes 3-5 working days to go into your bank, once it's sent.
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Question answered on your duplicate thread here. https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/86285/pip#latest
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