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Hi,
i recently put back in for PIP beginning on Jan due to suffering with Bipolar disorder and EUPD. i returned my form end of jan and got the apt for my face to face quite quickly. i have had my face to face on 25th feb. im just wondering what happens now? how long til i get a decision/outcome of my claim please roughly?
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AlexandriaGizmo courts90770
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Hi I had my F2F beginning of February and I had a text on Monday to say that they had received it back at DWP from capita so I rang and asked for a copy, haven't received it yet but hopefully this week.
It can take anywhere from a couple of weeks to 12 is this your first application for PIP
courts90770 AlexandriaGizmo
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how long does it take to get a decision after they've received it? and its my 2nd time applying x
denise15811 courts90770
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Hi,
There's no timescales to any decision. It depends on backlog in your area. As you only had your assessment a few days ago it could be anything between 2-8 weeks.
Ring DWP next week to ask for a copy of the assessment report to be sent to you. This will give you some idea what the decision is likely to be as they mostly go with the report.
You say this is the 2nd time applying. Were you refused the first time? Did you request the MR then Tribunal if that failed?
courts90770 denise15811
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i was on pip when i was 18 for bipolar i had it over a year then i had the face t face again and they said i was no longer entitled. and thank you ill do that x
AlexandriaGizmo courts90770
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As I said it doesn't have a set time scale and could take up too 12 weeks but doesn't normally, as Denise said it can depend on the area your in.
Did you receive pip before or is this just a second application
denise15811 courts90770
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If refused the best thing to do is to request the MR followed by Tribunal if that fails. Constantly re-applying could see you being refused again, especially if you use the same evidence you used previously.
courts90770 denise15811
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No i had it when i was 18 im 22 now. ive claimed again due to postpartum psychosis /post natal depression since giving birth 8m ago. still not recovered and not sure i can go back to work. hence my claim 😃 i put in a mandatory reconsideration last time and eventually just left it. i wont be doing that again this time!
courts90770 AlexandriaGizmo
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yes i received pip for over a year before but that was 4 years ago now x
nicola39456 courts90770
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Hi I've handed in my pip form in July 2018 due to change in circumstances with my health I have got standard rate on both till 2020 but I had to report the change in my health as i had a diagnosis and it meant that my condition has no cure and is now inoperable. was sent form to fill out again and sent it back recorded delivery in July and not heard anything yet. Guess my area has backlog. X
denise15811 nicola39456
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Hello nicola,
Just so that you're aware. PIP isn't about a diagnosis, it's how your conditions affect your ability to carry out daily activity based on the PIP descriptors.