How long should ab Esa face to face meeting be?
weetracyc
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hi had my f2f esa home visit yesterday read my doctors letters asked me some questions super quick medical apologised for asking questions and thanked me for my time he even went as far as answering questions for me what worries me is the fact that he was in an out in 16 mins should I be worried about length of time? Thanks
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Hi,There's really no timescales, it depends what questions they need to ask you. I've had face to face assessments that have last a little as 10 mins and as long as 1 hour and 15 minutes. The length of the assessment means nothing.If you live in the UK wait a week and ring DWP to request a copy of the assessment report to be sent you, that will give you some idea what the decision is likely to be.
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Hi @weetracyc, I don't think you need to worry about the length of time, as Poppy said they can vary hugely.
I hope the experience wasn't too stressful. Please let us know when you hear the outcome! -
Thank you x
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Hi I’ve no idea just thought longer than this coz pip was x
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Hi everyone just had a phone call to from health assesment centre lady says that it looks like I’m in support group need to wait til decision maker awards me it will the dm agree with what’s been recommended? Also lady says should be a bit of backpay but I dont think so as already on support group
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Answered on your other thread.
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