I had my assessment last week. It's with the DM. How long can it take for them to make a decision?
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cherieluxton96
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Hi all im wondering if theres anyone who could help i had my pip assesment via telephone last week (13th august) i have recived a text today (18th) august stating they now have the written report and will contact me when a decsision is made does anyone know how long this can take?i am in wales and was assesed by capita thanks in advance xx
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Hi @cherieluxton96 - & welcome to the community. It obviously varies, but the average seems to be 8 weeks between your assessment & getting a decision letter.
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Welcome to the community @cherieluxton96 Just to let you know, I've renamed your post so that it's easier for other members to find.
As chiarieds has said, waiting times vary, so it'd be difficult to tell you exactly how long it'll be.
How do you feel the assessment went? -
Thanks all i will wait a few weeks ive seen some posts of people asking for a copy of the written assesment would i be able to ask for that? Im so anxious as i feel the assesment went very quick
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You can do @cherieluxton96. Some people find this makes them more anxious, however, as you'll still have to wait for the decision letter to come through to see what you've actually been awarded.
Try not to worry too much about the length of the assessment. It could just be that they already felt they had quite a lot of information from your form. Did you feel as though you had enough time to elaborate on your answers and give the examples you wanted? -
Hi and welcome to the community
Glad your question has been answered
Good luck with your claim let us know how you get on
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