Hi, my name is rachel Why would PIP MR ring me?
starfish29
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i was wondering if you know why pip mandatory reconsideration would ring me?
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HI,Sometimes the decision maker from DWP may have some questions to ask before making their decision on the MR and to do this they will ring you. It doesn't mean anything other than they have some questions to ask. It's rare but it does happen.
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Welcome to the community, good to see you join us.
I hope the above information has been helpful for you, did they call you or were you just wondering this in case they do?
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