I got a letter from the dwp today good news
cupcake88
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Hi every one I was expected to have a assessment coming up but today I got a letter from pip saying my pip has stayed the same as this happened to any one before I’m guessing they did it as a paper based assessment,
kind regards
kind regards
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Hi @cupcake88 that's great to hear, and yes, it sounds like it was a paper based assessment.
Thanks for updating us
How are you feeling about it? It must be nice knowing you won't have to worry about an assessment. 0 -
That's great news. Yes, paper based assessments are rare but they can happen. Now you can at least relax a little knowing your PIP review has been completed.
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Morning @cupcake88
Well done ! Are you happy with the decision ? Is it what you were hoping for ?0 -
My husband has been on PIP for just over 4 years, previously DLA for approximately 18 years.
We twice had to go to tribunal with DLA but the first PIP was granted after a physical face to face assessment.
The renewal questionnaire came last October approximately. He was given the same level again but for 10 years on a paper assessment. That will take him into his early seventies so it's a big relief.
Paper assessments do happen but not very often.
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Hi every one yes it’s a huge weight off my mind and it’s great that it was paper based I don’t have to go threw the stress of a assessment.1
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Hi @cupcake88. Thanks for your response.
I am really glad to hear it is a huge weight off your mind and was paper-based so you don't have to go through the stress of an assessment.
If we can do anything else to support you, please don't hesitate to let us know
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@cupcake88 I'm so pleased that you got the decision you wanted. Take care0
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