Awarded pip - my timeline
DAZZWER2000
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Hi all , been awarded pip for first time. Such stress but the relief is good. Heres my timeline. 5th jan, applied. 26th march , phone assessment (45mins). 4th april, text to say theyve got report. 12th april, text saying ive been awarded pip. Not to bothered about the finer details at the moment just glad its over . Good luck to all x
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Thanks for sharing, it is helpful that folks share this as it can help others look at the process.DAZZWER2000 said:Hi all , been awarded pip for first time. Such stress but the relief is good. Heres my timeline. 5th jan, applied. 26th march , phone assessment (45mins). 4th april, text to say theyve got report. 12th april, text saying ive been awarded pip. Not to bothered about the finer details at the moment just glad its over . Good luck to all x
Got to say, I think yours was pretty fast when you hear some of the horror stories on here ( unless you applied Jan 2023 lol). There really seems to be no rhyme or reason for such disparities between different people putting in applications and the length of time they have had to wait compared to others who seem to sail through the process.
But great news and you will get some backdated money too from when you applied.
Take it easy
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Thanks , yes it was 2024 lol. Mine was pretty quick especially as it went for audit for 9 days aswell.. 14 weeks exactly.0
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Congratulations on your PIP award @DAZZWER2000 and thanks for sharing your timeline, that'll be super useful to others.
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And that’s when the problems and delays really startTheManFromLondon said:Congrats @DAZZWER2000 I hope you are happy with the award, if not you can MR.0 -
Hi, I am pretty sure that lots of people have been in the situation you describe, but after the sheer relief of being given an award think the decision was wrong or not what they expected.TheManFromLondon said:
True. I was excited as well the first time I was awarded (quickly like this case too), then when money hit my account (and the letter followed) realised it was lower mobility, and it would really not give me the support I so desperately needed. Well, the long process began and yeah, it was a bit of a mess for a while...Bydand said:
And that’s when the problems and delays really startTheManFromLondon said:Congrats @DAZZWER2000 I hope you are happy with the award, if not you can MR.
unfortunately, I am also pretty sure that there will be people who have been given what they consider a wrong award but won’t challenge it as they just don’t have the fight in them to do so.
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