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AhhBisto
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So my partner has just won her PIP MR after nearly a 9 Month crazy process with lots of stress and delays.
She went from 0 points to 16 in daily living and 17 in mobility with the decision lasting until 2025
I thought I would let you guys know especially for those starting the process the length of time it has taken in case anyone is worried it's taking longer then expected. We're in West Wales for reference.
Applied pip 21st December 2018
Paperwork received by DWP 3rd Jan 2019 + 13 Days
Appointment 20th March 2019 + 76 Days
0 Point Decision 5th June 2019 + 77 Days
MR confirmed 13th June 2019 + 8 Days
MR sent for rework by Capita 22nd August 2019 + 70 days
MR sent for further assistance 9th September 2019 + 18 days
Decision letter today 11 September 2019
Total 264 days. Although please be aware our timescales are out because of capita not turning up for f2f, delaying reworks and what seems to be they ended up being completely ignored in the decision in the end.
She went from 0 points to 16 in daily living and 17 in mobility with the decision lasting until 2025
I thought I would let you guys know especially for those starting the process the length of time it has taken in case anyone is worried it's taking longer then expected. We're in West Wales for reference.
Applied pip 21st December 2018
Paperwork received by DWP 3rd Jan 2019 + 13 Days
Appointment 20th March 2019 + 76 Days
0 Point Decision 5th June 2019 + 77 Days
MR confirmed 13th June 2019 + 8 Days
MR sent for rework by Capita 22nd August 2019 + 70 days
MR sent for further assistance 9th September 2019 + 18 days
Decision letter today 11 September 2019
Total 264 days. Although please be aware our timescales are out because of capita not turning up for f2f, delaying reworks and what seems to be they ended up being completely ignored in the decision in the end.
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It's definitely been a bit of a roller-coaster for you both, I'm really glad it's over with now @AhhBisto.Community Manager
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