will I still be called in for my review
trireme
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Good Afternoon,
I receive both PIP components and I am due a review next year,the award was for 5 years,I will be 72 next year,given Amber Rudds announcement will I still be called in for my review..?
I receive both PIP components and I am due a review next year,the award was for 5 years,I will be 72 next year,given Amber Rudds announcement will I still be called in for my review..?
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Hi @trireme
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Hi @trireme and welcomeIn theory this comes into practice in the spring of next, but I think you would be best advised to expect a review
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trireme said:Good Afternoon,
I receive both PIP components and I am due a review next year,the award was for 5 years,I will be 72 next year,given Amber Rudds announcement will I still be called in for my review..?
Sometimes politicians spout what they are hoping to get through but it could be challenged along the way by other MPs.
You will have to wait for the DWP to officially tell you what will happen which maybe this year or next year or even the year after.
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