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Hi, my name is nb2311! Has anyone else received a text from DWP like this?
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nb2311
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Has anybody else recieved a text from dwp like this
I had my ftf on the 30th of may
I've recieved my assessors report, it looks like I got 15 points but no mobility
I recieved the report a week ago and got this text today. Just a little confused first time pip claimant thanks
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Welcome to the community @nb2311
It's great to have you on board!
Sorry if I've missed something in your post, but what did the text from the DWP say? -
I wondered that too!Tori_Scope said:..what did the text from the DWP say?Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK. -
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lots of people have got that lately don't let it worry you
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Standard texts. You can read nothing in to them. Decision can take up 12 weeks.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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My son got that text...5 days later got a text ( today) saying he had been awarded ( but don't know what as yet) ....letter to arrive in 2 weeks letter says
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Thanks for replies. It's a awful process just waiting. Just hope the decision maker goes with asseessors report thanks
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Thanks for posting the screenshot @nb2311! As the others have said, it's nothing to worry about
You're certainly not alone in feeling the way you do about the wait. Are you able to do anything to help you relax and take your mind off of things?
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