Why does pip mandatory reconsideration take so long when with a case worker with all the evidence?
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Why does pip mandatory reconsideration take so long when with a case worker with all the evidence? Please0
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Hi,There are huge backlogs for decisions and you're not the only one waiting. We are still in a pandemic and many people working for DWP are still working from home, people are self isolating and all this causes more backlogs.Being with a case manager doesn't means it's in a pile along with many others. Going by other people here it can ve anything up to 12 weeks, sometimes longer.0
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Very true, My MR is with a Case manager as stated by a phone call earlier, I was told last week it should be this week I receive a letter.. But today they said I should hear something back the latest the middle of March, I guess it's a case of waiting and checking my bank account a couple of times a week.poppy123456 said:Hi,There are huge backlogs for decisions and you're not the only one waiting. We are still in a pandemic and many people working for DWP are still working from home, people are self isolating and all this causes more backlogs.Being with a case manager doesn't means it's in a pile along with many others. Going by other people here it can ve anything up to 12 weeks, sometimes longer.0
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