PIP RENEWAL AWARD?!?! Still waiting
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Hi,
Just out of curiosity, I have a PIP review in April 2024, is it likely that it'll be postponed as others have mentioned due to the backlogs?
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Kerrie2k said:Hi,
Just out of curiosity, I have a PIP review in April 2024, is it likely that it'll be postponed as others have mentioned due to the backlogs?
Thanks in advance.If you haven’t heard anything soon then you will need to ring them and ask.1 -
Hi Poppy,
I did end up appealing but the decision was overturned at the appeal stage it didn't go to a tribunal. Would that make any difference?
Thanks in advance.
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Appeal is Tribunal stage. If the decision on your current award was made by the Tribunal then as I advised usually it’s about 14 weeks before it ends that DWP contact you. I’d advise you to ring PIP to ask them.1
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Ok thanks.
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I forgot to mention that my actual award doesn't run out until April 2025 but on the award letter it said I'd be reviewed in or after April 2024, I was given a 5 year award.
I just reread your post and saw that yours is ending in June 2024.
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Kerrie2k said:I forgot to mention that my actual award doesn't run out until April 2025 but on the award letter it said I'd be reviewed in or after April 2024, I was given a 5 year award.
I just reread your post and saw that yours is ending in June 2024.1 -
Sorry Poppy, that was my fault for not mentioning the end date.
Thanks for taking the time to respond, I do appreciate your advice, you advised me when I had my ESA review as well, I did as you suggested and was moved from WRAG to SG.3 -
Hi, I wanted to give an update on my PIP renewal. I wondered if this is normal and if anyone else has had a response like this before.
I received a text message this morning from DWP saying that my review is complete and I should receive my decision letter in 2 weeks time. ( which falls on Christmas day so may end up getting it much later) it then goes on to say that once I receive the letter, that I can contact them if I have any questions, but not before I receive the letter as I will not be given any information until then.
Does this mean that they have or haven't made a decision yet? Would I be correct in assuming that my renewal has gone badly? And will there be enough time to respond to the letter if Christmas day, boxing day and New Years day are taken into account in lost days to respond.
If anyone has had a similar text message or has any advice on any of my concerns I would greatly appreciate your feedback.
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I had mine Friday text saying theyv done my reivw il get letter I phoned them up2
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deelee said:Hi, I wanted to give an update on my PIP renewal. I wondered if this is normal and if anyone else has had a response like this before.
I received a text message this morning from DWP saying that my review is complete and I should receive my decision letter in 2 weeks time. ( which falls on Christmas day so may end up getting it much later) it then goes on to say that once I receive the letter, that I can contact them if I have any questions, but not before I receive the letter as I will not be given any information until then.
Does this mean that they have or haven't made a decision yet? Would I be correct in assuming that my renewal has gone badly? And will there be enough time to respond to the letter if Christmas day, boxing day and New Years day are taken into account in lost days to respond.
If anyone has had a similar text message or has any advice on any of my concerns I would greatly appreciate your feedback.
The review being complete means a decision has been made. Although the text advises you not to ring them, it doesn't mean you can't. You can ring PIP to ask what the decision is and they will tell you.
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Thank you that is good to know, @poppy123456 and @ella1992.0
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Hi I am filling a review for pip form for my daughter and majority conditions are the same so what do I put in the boxes? Thanks0
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jessywooh1 said:Hi I am filling a review for pip form for my daughter and majority conditions are the same so what do I put in the boxes? Thanks
Adding a couple of real world examples of exactly what happened the last time she attempted each descriptor that applies to her. Include detailed information such as where she was, what exactly happened, did anyone see it and what the consequences were.Make sure you include her name and NI number on everything you send.0 -
My PIP renewal wait timeline -PIP award extended by 10 months, until Jan 2024.Meanwhile, received AR1 form (PIP renewal form) in March 2023. Sent it off.Received DWP letter (dated 26 Dec 2023) saying - "renew not yet complete. award end date extended up to Jan 2025."I made my AR1 form fairly detailed, including enclosing two new health reports.1
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Hi everyone - I had my PIP award review at the end of November and it has been back dated and renewed to a higher award. I was back dated to November 2022 as they said that was when I should have had my review. They said it is for 5 years - until 2027 which makes my next review November 2027. They counted 2022 as when this award started because I was backdated.
I wanted to say thank you so much to @poppy123456 and others for all your advice encouragement to help me get through it all emotionally and not feel so alone in this process.
Thanks to everyone one of you for always being there.
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Woohoo! That's great news @deelee1
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Thanks Hannah0
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So my pip is currently extended until September this year unless review done sooner can someone tell me based on the current wait times how likely I am to be not seeing my review until September this year or maybe even longer. Been waiting since January last year. Also due to all the backlogs are they mainly doing paper reviews without the need for a assessment?0
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Welshlad90 said:So my pip is currently extended until September this year unless review done sooner can someone tell me based on the current wait times how likely I am to be not seeing my review until September this year or maybe even longer. Been waiting since January last year. Also due to all the backlogs are they mainly doing paper reviews without the need for a assessment?
Most people still have assessments, which are mostly by telephone, some are face to face or video. Paper based assessments are still rare.0
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