How long do PIP take to Respond to MR

Hello Tired MUM,

They send two copies of the M/R decision because you may need to send one if you choose to appeal; however, I don't think you need to do this if you appeal online - I suppose they retrieve the information electronically. You still have plenty of time left to do this and you have already collected a lot of evidence. Since you weren't actually given an award, you aren't in danger of losing anything by appealing, so I would say, "Go for it." It is much easier to appeal online than I expected and you get an acknowledgment very quickly, then a letter in the post to confirm. We didn't actually get as far as going to a tribunal because the DWP revised their decision in our favour within a month of lodging the appeal and you may be lucky too. I was very worried about doing this, but found so much help and encouragement from fellow B & W members and the Moderators who helped with their valuable advice, that I would now advise anyone to give it a go!

Good luck and best wishes,

Wendy Woo

I really hate trying to do things online , just the thought of it makes me feel so stressed, physically sick even. Do I need to send everything else again , all the letters, reports and my MR report, apparently it's 16 pages long. I don't trust them to forward everything, how would I know if they didn't.

Going to try and do the online form to appeal , up the wall and sad. Just spent ages reading through the guides here and got myself quite fuddled. I mean what's the worst that can happen, they can't shoot me, well not yet anyway. My heads just not in it. My Mum had a fall at home fortnight ago , broke her femur, she never came home died 07.30 17/04/25 93 years old. 😢