PIP PB assessment delay
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Dimy_Dimy
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Hi lovely people, I have a weird situation just looking for an advice. I applied for PIP late May, I received a text in June saying I've gone through a paper based assessment and they received the report and I'll need to wait for the outcome 8 weeks. Now it's November and I still haven't got a letter or a message and still no payments. Do you think this is usual, considering they're severely backlogged? Wondering if I should give them a call or to just wait... Thank you xx Dimy
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Once the report is returned a decision can take anything up to 3 months, sometimes longer. The timescale for you does seem rather a long time.I'm thinking maybe there were issues with the assessment report so they returned it to the health assessment providers.Of course i can only guess what the issue is so the best thing to do is ring to ask.1
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Hello @Dimy_Dimy and thanks for reaching out with your query, I think it's natural to be feeling a bit concerned, especially when you haven't heard anything for a while.
I hope the above reply has helped to reassure you, and I'd echo the advice to ring if you feel it would help.
Let us know how you get on, if you need anything in the meantime, just ask
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Hi @Dimy_Dimy. Welcome to Scope’s forum. It is great to see you have joined us. How are you at the moment?
Thanks for already finding the courage to reach out to us. I appreciate it can take quite a lot of courage to reach out, especially when you are new and finding things tough.
I can see @poppy123456 has already responded to your post. Do you feel this response has answered your question and provided you with the support you were looking for?
Please don’t hesitate to let us know if we can provide further clarity or support. We are all here for you and listening to you
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