Is Pip assessment still 4weeks

Hi Gary

Thanks for the information. It would seem more relevant to allow everyone 3 months as gathering evidence is the part that takes time and surely it would reduce the amount of claimants fighting their corners with reconsiderations and tribunals etc.

What did surprise me with the date is that on all the previous communication I had with DWP, is that 4 weeks was always the closing statement.

I forgot to add also that I am moving from DLA to PIP voluntarily so not sure wether that has something to do with the extension?

Thanks for all the replies.

Not a good start I saw sent on the 15th and to be back by the 15th and assumed 4 weeks, completely missed the July bit so it's actually nearly 12 weeks.

Thanks again
Chris

I ALSO WAS GETTING CONFUSED WITH THE DATES, WAS TOLD TWO WEEKS,THEN 3 WEEKS THEN 3 MONTHS.I CALLED THE DWP AND IF YOU GIVE THEM YOUR DETAILS THEY HAVE A TIMER ON YOUR DETAILS SAYING HOW MANY DAYS YOU HAVE LEFT UNTIL THE FORM NEEDS TO BE BACK BY. HOPE THIS HELPS.