I had PIP assessment 22nd November, and they have already sent out a decision is this a bad thing?
Chloelowe1999
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Hello, I recently applied for pip and had my assessment last Monday which would of been the 22nd november, I called them up today and they have already sent out a decision is this a bad thing? I am deaf since a child and have to wear 2 hearing aids
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Hi @Chloelowe1999 and welcome to the community I've moved your question into the PIP category so that our members can more easily find it.
Have you received any confirmation of a decision by letter? Until then it's best not to dwell on what the outcome could be. How do you feel the assessment went?0 -
Hi and welcome to the community
It has no impact the length of time for a decision some are just done quicker than others and you are a lucky one in respect of quick decision
Let us know how you get on0 -
i haven’t received the letter yet says it should be here by Friday. And ok will do just panicking a bit . Cause me anxiety’s. Has anyone else be in receipt of this if they r deaf0
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PIP isn't awarded based on any diagnosis, it's how those conditions affect your ability to carry out daily activity based on the PIP descriptors.If this is a first time claim and you're not transferring from DLA then payment usually goes into your bank before you receive the decision letter. I'm not sure how they can predict when you will receive the letter though.If you're not happy with the decision then you can request the Mandatory Reconsideration (MR)0
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They said that the letter had got sent out 2 days ago so should be hear by Friday. And oh I read on google that u have to receive the award letter before getting the payment . Thankyou0
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Chloelowe1999 said:They said that the letter had got sent out 2 days ago so should be hear by Friday. And oh I read on google that u have to receive the award letter before getting the payment . Thankyou0
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Well it states thier and on other websites that u get the letter first. But thank you0
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Hi @Chloelowe1999 it's completely natural to be feeling anxious about it. I hope you'll get a positive outcome on Friday
What sorts of things do you do to help destress and relax? Focus on making time for those, perhaps have a chat with loved ones, anything that will help take your mind off waiting.
Keep us updated when you hear more, and remember we're always hear if you need help or are unsure of anything.1 -
Thanks so much1
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Chloelowe1999 said:Well it states thier and on other websites that u get the letter first. But thank you0
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It literally says everywhere it wouldn’t say it otherwise. But thanks for the help0
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Things chang unfortunately0
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Payment is received before the letter and it’s been this way since PIP started in 2013. It’s because it goes into your bank 3-5 working days after it’s paid. Letters from DWP can take a couple of weeks to be received once sent.0
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Google isn't always accurate just read some of the threads in our pip section from many members who have had payment before letter
Its not all cases eg if payment goes to debt management b4 put into payment
However believe what you want to believe0 -
Oh I’m new to this so I’m not really sure. Thanks for the help. Just have to wait till I get decision letter.0
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People's experiences vary @Chloelowe1999, but we have heard many members say their payment has come in before they've received their letter. It depends on how quickly the letter arrives, it seems.
I know it's far easier said than done, but try not to worry too much about it until you receive your payment/your letter comes through. Are you able to do anything in the next few days to take your mind off of the worry?0 -
It’s just so stressful. And my luck is bad so I Probaly wouldn’t be entitled even tho been deaf since I was birth and have 2 hearing aids lol. But hey thanks for the help and I struggle a lot with day to day life even with hearing aids0
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