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2 years 2 months ago #274856 by cw12
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i wonder if anyone could give me any advice. my pip renewal form was filled in and posted by my social worker on wednesday 2 november. it has to be back by the 8th november. im really stressed because as my social worker sent it it was standard post and not recorded delivery. do you think it will reach dwp in time. im unsure how long post takes. thanks
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2 years 2 months ago #274873 by BIS
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Hi CW
This is what the Post Offices says:
"You can send letters by 1st class or 2nd class post. Letters sent 1st class are usually delivered in one working day and those sent 2nd class within 3 days, but neither are guaranteed. "
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This is what the Post Offices says:
"You can send letters by 1st class or 2nd class post. Letters sent 1st class are usually delivered in one working day and those sent 2nd class within 3 days, but neither are guaranteed. "
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2 years 2 months ago #274886 by denby
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Dear cw, I understand your concern. All you can do is call to ask if it has been received, or ask your social worker to do so. please get your social worker onto B&W, as I think they would be less casual about clients' forms if they read all that is said on here!
For future reference or anyone else, if the prepaid envelope is taken to the post office counter along with the form in a different envelope, they should accept it as part payment for a recorded delivery service - so not much extra to pay.
Best wishes,
Denby
For future reference or anyone else, if the prepaid envelope is taken to the post office counter along with the form in a different envelope, they should accept it as part payment for a recorded delivery service - so not much extra to pay.
Best wishes,
Denby
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