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As previously stated above....£28.30 per week less for your ESA and your partner will receive £64.30 per week carers allowance.
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Ok so she will get 64 then ok thanks
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Anyone know if there is a current backlog for PIP in Belfast? Moving from DLA over to PIP, left my form in at the beginning of February and all I have heard is "We have received your form and you may need to go for a consultation with a medical professional blah blah" by text message. My ESA review was done and dusted in days a few months ago, expected to hear about a PIP f2f within a few weeks of leaving form in, now been about 5 or 6 weeks without anything. Not complaining about the delay as I am dreading a possible f2f and I am continuing to get DLA in the meantime. Just wondering why its taking so long, the guy that helped me fill forms in said I would hear from them in around 2 weeks.
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Bruno78 said:Anyone know if there is a current backlog for PIP in Belfast? Moving from DLA over to PIP, left my form in at the beginning of February and all I have heard is "We have received your form and you may need to go for a consultation with a medical professional blah blah" by text message. My ESA review was done and dusted in days a few months ago, expected to hear about a PIP f2f within a few weeks of leaving form in, now been about 5 or 6 weeks without anything. Not complaining about the delay as I am dreading a possible f2f and I am continuing to get DLA in the meantime. Just wondering why its taking so long, the guy that helped me fill forms in said I would hear from them in around 2 weeks.Hi,There's backlogs everywhere and there's not timescales. As you only returned your form at the beginning of Feb then it could be while yet. Expect a face to face assessment as most people have them. All you can do is wait but the good news is that your PIP will continue until a decision's been made.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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Capita got my form on the 25 January 2019 and I am still waiting, is the wait usually this long?
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Vicki988 said:Capita got my form on the 25 January 2019 and I am still waiting, is the wait usually this long?
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Bruno78 said:Vicki988 said:Capita got my form on the 25 January 2019 and I am still waiting, is the wait usually this long?
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Finally got a date, 30 April, very nervous now!
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Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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Bruno78 said:Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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poppy123456 said:Bruno78 said:Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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Bruno78 said:poppy123456 said:Bruno78 said:Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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Bruno78 said:poppy123456 said:Bruno78 said:Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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twonker said:Bruno78 said:poppy123456 said:Bruno78 said:Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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If you want a copy of the report, once a decision is made you'll need to ring and request it.The decision letter will tell you how many points you scored, if any. The assessment report is a lot more detailed than the decision letter.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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Bruno78 said:twonker said:Bruno78 said:poppy123456 said:Bruno78 said:Had a f2f last week, how long does it usually take for a decision and can I request the assessment report when the Department of Communities(DWP, rest of UK) receives it?
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I live in Northern Ireland and you can get copy of report before decision is made. I requested mine on Monday and just waiting on it coming out as when I rang guy told me it would give me some idea on which way decision may go.
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Alibo01 said:I live in Northern Ireland and you can get copy of report before decision is made. I requested mine on Monday and just waiting on it coming out as when I rang guy told me it would give me some idea on which way decision may go.
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The dwp still hasn’t had my report back after 2 weeks
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baggsy26 said:The dwp still hasn’t had my report back after 2 weeks
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