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Had a letter from PIP saying they have all information needed to make decision. Anyone else?
netty7777
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Had a letter from pip saying they have all information needed to make decision on pip anyone else had this ? How long did they take after to make decision? Been waiting agers
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This is just a standard letter they send everyone and doesn't mean anything. It's rather a pointless letter and causes nothing more than more stress. Timescales can still be 2-12 weeks after this letter.
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Was that 2-12 weeks til payment was sorted after this letter ?
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2-12 weeks for a decision. There will only be payments if you're successfully awarded.
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