Pip
twang5
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rrceived a letter last week saying they had got all information now about my pip I do not have to do anything they will b in touch when decision made. Anyone know how long this takes
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Decisions usually take 2-4 weeks, however in some areas they have a back log.
You can ring and ask for a copy of the assessment report
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
I think it took mine about 4 to 6 weeks,But once you have been to the assement you are in for a long wait after that because of the way they mess you about.I had my DLA stopped on the 18 Jan 2017 I went to the tribunal won my case but the DWP are appealing against the decision and I am still waiting now,It's going to take a long time (unless you are very lucky) but don't give in.
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I have had the assesors report it seems I have scored 8 points for care and 10 points for moving around both standard rate I believe. If I get those from decision maker I suppose I will b happy although I know I should b on enchanced rate for both. Will c what decision is
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Decision maker generally go with the recommendation
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
abbatony4950 said:I think it took mine about 4 to 6 weeks,But once you have been to the assement you are in for a long wait after that because of the way they mess you about.I had my DLA stopped on the 18 Jan 2017 I went to the tribunal won my case but the DWP are appealing against the decision and I am still waiting now,It's going to take a long time (unless you are very lucky) but don't give in.
Have the DWP asked for SOR and have you received a copy ?
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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