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Text received saying I have been awarded PIP, should I be worried that I haven't been paid?
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M_1967 said:poppy123456 said:nevertolateis56 said:If you get a text to say you have been awared pip does that mean you will diffo get a payment ?
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I rang DWP today and they said Capita asked for report back as they needed to add something but they will rush it through and DWP should have the report within the week. Not sure how long I will have to wait after that.
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I received my text yesterday, anyone know roughly when I’m due payment? Many thanks!
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njh123 said:I received my text yesterday, anyone know roughly when I’m due payment? Many thanks!
3-5 working days from the date payment was made. Potentially next week now.
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Hi everyone was just wondering what time you have all been receiving your texts from PIP and do they come through certain days?
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@dawny69 There’s no specific way in which a text will be sent. I do find however that many members generally have received theirs in the mornings, you may not even get a text at all.
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dawny69 said:Hi everyone was just wondering what time you have all been receiving your texts from PIP and do they come through certain days?
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I see in a previous thread that you're already claiming PIP. I'm not aware of them sending texts for reviews or change of circumstances. As this isn't a first time claim then you could be waiting inexcess of several months for a decision. You should expect another assessment as most people have them.
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Can anyone advise please? I applied for PIP on 20 May but didn't receive my award until Sept. Am I entitled to the £150 Government payment? Thanks.
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M_1967 said:Can anyone advise please? I applied for PIP on 20 May but didn't receive my award until Sept. Am I entitled to the £150 Government payment? Thanks.
Yes you will be because the qualifying criteria is 25th May and your claim started before that. You can report a missing payment here. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/cost-of-living-payment#report-a-missing-cost-of-living-payment
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poppy123456 said:M_1967 said:Can anyone advise please? I applied for PIP on 20 May but didn't receive my award until Sept. Am I entitled to the £150 Government payment? Thanks.
Yes you will be because the qualifying criteria is 25th May and your claim started before that. You can report a missing payment here. https://www.gov.uk/guidance/cost-of-living-payment#report-a-missing-cost-of-living-payment -
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They said they'd be in touch in about 2 weeks to say whether I'm entitled. I'll update the forum when I hear back from them.
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M_1967 said:They said they'd be in touch in about 2 weeks to say whether I'm entitled. I'll update the forum when I hear back from them.
Based on when your claim started you are entitled to it. The letter will only tell you what you already know. It won't tell you when to expect the payment.
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Could it be possible they included it in the back pay when they first paid me?
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M_1967 said:Could it be possible they included it in the back pay when they first paid me?
No, not at all because all COL payments are paid separately from your usual money.
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poppy123456 said:M_1967 said:Could it be possible they included it in the back pay when they first paid me?
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Just an update to day I received my £150 COL payment today. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated 👍
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Great stuff, thank you for the update @M_1967! Did you have a good weekend?
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Very relaxing, thank you. Hope you're well
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