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Would it be better to pay for signed-for delivery when posting pip form?

joethebear
joethebear Community member Posts: 18 Connected
edited January 2021 in PIP, DLA, and AA
Posting pip review form tomorrow would it be better paying for signed for delivery or just pop in post box as its pre paid envelope appreciate any opinions 

Comments

  • leeCal
    leeCal Community member Posts: 7,550 Disability Gamechanger
    Apparently just asking for the free proof of posting will suffice. I certainly used that myself a few weeks ago.

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  • joethebear
    joethebear Community member Posts: 18 Connected
    Thanks leecal just thinking extra assurance form arrived safely 
  • chiarieds
    chiarieds Community member Posts: 16,007 Disability Gamechanger
    Hi @joethebear - I also just asked for a 'Certificate of Posting' from the Post office when I last returned a PIP claim form. Just wondering, have you made a copy of your PIP review form? This might be helpful for future reference. :)
  • Seanchai
    Seanchai Community member Posts: 411 Pioneering
    Yep Joe ...proof of posting would be fine ....That's exactly what I did .
    Good luck Joe ?
  • woodbine
    woodbine Community member Posts: 11,519 Disability Gamechanger
    The DWP do advise not to use special delivery as the forms go to a GP sorting office at Wolverhampton
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  • joethebear
    joethebear Community member Posts: 18 Connected
    Thanks all for advice I’ve made copies of everything I’ve written got photocopies of letters etc will post tomorrow let you know what happens fingers crossed 

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