Hi, my name is blondie1peacock! How long does PIP take? I applied in March
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blondie1peacock
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Hi I need to asks some info…. I hope your all well
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Welcome i just joined today myself
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It’s probably been asked before but does anyone know how long pip takes I applied on 4th March x
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There are lots of backlogs currently some people who applied last year are still waiting for assessments
One person was told by dwp it can take 10 to 11 months from application
But others have had quicker depends on Area
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