Hi I'm jpjpjp7777! I got a call from PIP today asking when my new condition started. Is this normal?
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jpjpjp7777
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hi just received a call from pip 2day sunday is this normal......ive been claiming 23.60 mobility weekly since june last year,december last year put in change of cercumstance as got a new health condition,had my phone assessment 2 weeks ago and got call call today asking wen my new health condition started told her early last year but it was cronic every day since sep/oct....she said ill get my decision in 7/10 days...
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Hi there
They are currently working weekends to get through the backlogs
It isnt unusual to be asked this so dont worry at least it shows your case us being looked at and close to a decision
Let us know how you get on -
ok ty
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if they award me more will i get it backdated from wen i first claimed or from december wen i changed circumstancesjaner1967 said:Hi there
They are currently working weekends to get through the backlogs
It isnt unusual to be asked this so dont worry at least it shows your case us being looked at and close to a decision
Let us know how you get on
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It will be backdated to when you reported the change
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Should be from change of circumstances.jpjpjp7777 said:
if they award me more will i get it backdated from wen i first claimed or from december wen i changed circumstancesjaner1967 said:Hi there
They are currently working weekends to get through the backlogs
It isnt unusual to be asked this so dont worry at least it shows your case us being looked at and close to a decision
Let us know how you get onInformation I post is for England unless otherwise stated. Rules may be different in other parts of UK.
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