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4 years 10 months ago #248649 by Ghirl#1
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After years of dithering, I finally decided to apply for PIP.
I contacted DWP on 04/06/20, and they posted the application pack to me.
On 12/06/20 I contacted them again as pack had not arrived.
I was told the return timescale has been extended and is now three months.
The pack arrived on 13/06/20.
The return date printed on the pack is 04/07/20.
Does anyone know whether there is or is not an extension to the return date?
I contacted DWP on 04/06/20, and they posted the application pack to me.
On 12/06/20 I contacted them again as pack had not arrived.
I was told the return timescale has been extended and is now three months.
The pack arrived on 13/06/20.
The return date printed on the pack is 04/07/20.
Does anyone know whether there is or is not an extension to the return date?

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4 years 10 months ago #248651 by BIS
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Hi Ghirl1
I have heard quite a few members being told they have been given a three month extension, but there has been no official announcement of this. I would ring again and check and then if you want that extension, I would send a letter to the DWP confirming the telephone conversation you've had. Normally you would receive a letter from them after a couple of weeks offering you an extension and this might still be the case.
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I have heard quite a few members being told they have been given a three month extension, but there has been no official announcement of this. I would ring again and check and then if you want that extension, I would send a letter to the DWP confirming the telephone conversation you've had. Normally you would receive a letter from them after a couple of weeks offering you an extension and this might still be the case.
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4 years 10 months ago #248652 by Ghirl#1
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Thank you, BIS.
I'll do my best to complete the form and return it before the 04/07/20 date. That seems a lot less stressful than being on hold for 84mins to have a 2min conversation.
I'll do my best to complete the form and return it before the 04/07/20 date. That seems a lot less stressful than being on hold for 84mins to have a 2min conversation.

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4 years 10 months ago #248654 by BIS
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Hi Ghirl#1
I understand. That's what I'd do in your position.
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I understand. That's what I'd do in your position.
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