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PIP assessment centre query
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Tintin wrote: Thankyou Mrs hurtyback. I rang to request the MR on 15th July and followed this up in writing (recorded del) on 19th July. Am I right in thinking that I only have two weeks left this Friday to get my decisions back to them? If so I had better get going
No, the clock has stopped ticking now that you have submitted the request. However, the DM will not wait indefinitely so you should get this done as soon as you are able.
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Tintin wrote: Sorry, can the DWP make the MR decision before the month is up, or do they have to wait as I told them I would be writing with my reasons.
It seems to depend on when your file reaches the top of the pile. The MR will probably be carried out at this stage, whether or not your extra information has arrived. There does not seem to be any particular set time that the DM must wait.
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MRs are taking anything from a few days to several months. It certainly wouldn't hurt to phone DWP and ask what is happening.
As you have not had a decision yet, you could send in the extra information if you wish. At worst, it will be too late too change this decision (but would mean less to do for a possible appeal), at best it could help change the DM's mind.
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