Posting Pip and universal credit work capability
MissAm
Community Member Posts: 15 Listener
Hello I have been advised to when sending from the post office I can pay a little extra to have it signed for I am sending both the pip and UC 50 is this allowed? Also my forms came late even though they sent they were sent earlier is it possible to do next day delivery with them ? I’m not sure if you can do it on a Saturday? Thank you
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Hi,When returning mail to DWP all you need is proof of postage which is free. Sending next day delivery is totally pointless and a waste of money because it won't get to DWP by the next working day. It can take 7-10 days to be added to the computer when returning mail to DWP because it goes through the same mail sorting process as it does for post going from there.Signed for post isn't signed by anyone from DWP it's signed for by someone from Royal Mail sorting office and this doesn't mean it's arrived with DWP.
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Thank you so much I wonder if this is the same as universal credit e work capability thAnks
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