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jessie93
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Hi I recently applied for pip and had my assessment on the 9th of March. I what has been your experience with the time it has taken? After your assessment how long did you wait for a answer. Thanks
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Numerous discussions on this subject. In normal times it can take up to 8 weeks.Information I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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Hi it took 3 months for my decision hope this helps.
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Hi thanks for replying x I done my form in November they gave me a assessment last week so how long should I now wait ? X
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jessie93 said:Hi thanks for replying x I done my form in November they gave me a assessment last week so how long should I now wait ? XInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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Hi @jessie93,
Welcome.
It can be anywhere from 8 weeks+
I applied in July 2018 took 12 weeks to get my decision.
With Covid could be longer.
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hey @Queenofdisabilities xx thankyou x I applied in November and sent form back on 23rd December so been waiting over 3 months so hopefully will hear soon xxx
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