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dollyp83
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I'm 53 have rumitoid arthritis in my feet which is getting worse I applied for pip last September after at least 5 weeks ,had letter they turned me down not enough points, I put in for a mandatory re consideration towards the 3rd week in October and I've still not heard anything to say they have awarded me pip,I've called them but because I already have a pending case , the automated message basically says there no need to call and to wait and I can't get to ask anyone, is there any I can do , so I can talk to someone and find out what is going on!
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Hi @dollyp83
Good Evening & Welcome ??
It’s great to meet you today.
Do you have a local “CAB” office????
We have also got a helpline: 0808 800 3333 which is open Mon - Fri.
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It can take up to 8 weeks and with xmas there will be delays
The DWP rarely change their decision at the MR stage so you might need too appeal
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