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davemc56

hello all new member here. i sent my child’s DLA forms back on friday. a lot of evidence included from
educational psychologist and head teacher and doctors and therapists. sent it special delivery to the dla handling site . the item was signed for by a royal mail worker at 3am last night at wolverhampton mail centre

this is not the same address as the dla for child address. i feel sick with worry. why are royal mail opening the mail and signing for it. do i just assume it’s lost now. can’t get through to anybody at royal mail to ask what’s happening.

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bg844

You haven’t made any mistakes. All DWP mail gets sent to a mail handling centre where it’ll then be scanned on to a computer system, this is standard practise. As it was only delivered on Friday it’ll take a few days for it to be scanned fully on to the system

poppy123456

All post going to DWP goes to a Royal Mail sorting office first.

Its never signed for by anyone from DWP ( I hope you didn’t think this) it’s always someone from Royal Mail.

It’s not classed as arriving at DWP until it’s been added to the computer, which can take a few weeks.

This is why sending anything to them by signed for delivery is just a waster of money. Proof of posting, which is free is all that’s needed.

davemc56

thanks guys. i feel really silly what a waste of £6. so do i not need to be worried Then x

poppy123456

Nothing to worry about at this stage.

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