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5 months 1 week ago #292484 by Rachel
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Hey everyone,
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I have received my renewal form and will be sending back this week. If a decision cannot be made by my form/evidence, do I have to have another assessment. And if so, does it have to be face to face or can it be over the phone?
Also,
Does anyone know the current wait times for a renewal decision.
Thanks
Rachel
I was wondering if anyone could help me. I have received my renewal form and will be sending back this week. If a decision cannot be made by my form/evidence, do I have to have another assessment. And if so, does it have to be face to face or can it be over the phone?
Also,
Does anyone know the current wait times for a renewal decision.
Thanks
Rachel
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5 months 1 week ago #292488 by BIS
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Hi Rachel
I don't know whether you have used your real name as your user name - but if you have you ought to change it as these posts can be seen on the wider internet. Follow the instructions on the link - scroll down the page, and it's under "Forum' benefitsandwork.co.uk/guides-for-claimants/forum
Any claimant who returns a review form will be assessed. This assessment can be telephone, video, face-to-face, or paper-based
At present, most assessments are telephone. Less than a third are paper-based, and very few face-to-face assessments are being carried out. If you are unhappy with the assessment you are offered, you can ask for a change - but they don't have to agree.
After you send back your review form, it is difficult to know how long you will have to wait until you hear about an assessment. This could be anything from six weeks - to four or five months and, at worst, eighteen months! After the assessment has taken place it can be anything from four to eight weeks - could be longer -to receive the decision letter.
BIS
I don't know whether you have used your real name as your user name - but if you have you ought to change it as these posts can be seen on the wider internet. Follow the instructions on the link - scroll down the page, and it's under "Forum' benefitsandwork.co.uk/guides-for-claimants/forum
Any claimant who returns a review form will be assessed. This assessment can be telephone, video, face-to-face, or paper-based
At present, most assessments are telephone. Less than a third are paper-based, and very few face-to-face assessments are being carried out. If you are unhappy with the assessment you are offered, you can ask for a change - but they don't have to agree.
After you send back your review form, it is difficult to know how long you will have to wait until you hear about an assessment. This could be anything from six weeks - to four or five months and, at worst, eighteen months! After the assessment has taken place it can be anything from four to eight weeks - could be longer -to receive the decision letter.
BIS
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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