PIP Mandatory Re-consideration
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JulieBlake
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Hello Everyone, hope you are all doing well! Just a quick query. Has anyone asked for mandatory reconsideration and was successful?
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Hi @JulieBlake - I was fortunate to get my PIP increased when I did a Mandatory Reconsideration back in 2017.
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I've seen the success rate for Mandatory Reconsiderations has ranged from 15-30% over the years in various estimates. That is still a good number of people though when you consider how many are raised.
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Okay. Thank you!
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Hi Julie
did you apply for one and was you successful, I am still waiting on mine. -
Hi Lsecrets,
I applied but still waiting to hear from them.
Good luck! -
Me too, 4 weeks so far. Good luck also!
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