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6 years 3 months ago #225145 by freefee
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just one final question, do you recommend sending the questionaire back by recorded delivery or should it be ok sending it back in the envelope provided, thanks for all your help, i cannot express how stressful this has been for me, filling in the questionaire is like writing your auto biography,
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6 years 3 months ago #225168 by Gordon
If you can afford it yes, it means that you will have proof of delivery if there are problems.
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freefee wrote: just one final question, do you recommend sending the questionaire back by recorded delivery or should it be ok sending it back in the envelope provided, thanks for all your help, i cannot express how stressful this has been for me, filling in the questionaire is like writing your auto biography,
thanks in advance
If you can afford it yes, it means that you will have proof of delivery if there are problems.
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5 years 8 months ago #235536 by freefee
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just an update, i have not heard anything after returning my questionairre back in february, we are now well in to august, i don't want to contact them and i am still recieving my payments, i c just wanted to know that if the waiting time for a response is usually this long? it is about 6 months since i sent my forms back,
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5 years 8 months ago #235543 by BIS
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Hi Freefee
There are variations around the country, but I know of several people who have waited 6 months or more. If you don't want to contact them, and your money is still being paid, then you will just have to wait for them to get back to you.
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There are variations around the country, but I know of several people who have waited 6 months or more. If you don't want to contact them, and your money is still being paid, then you will just have to wait for them to get back to you.
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5 years 8 months ago #235918 by freefee
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hi,
i received a letter this morning regarding my esa application, i phoned them up and they told me i will remain in the support group for another 3 years before it is looked at again, which is a relief, just wanted to know if this decision will effect my pip, which i haven't had to re-apply for yet, will this decision for my esa make it less likely for them to try to take my pip off me, or are the 2 things totally independent?
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i received a letter this morning regarding my esa application, i phoned them up and they told me i will remain in the support group for another 3 years before it is looked at again, which is a relief, just wanted to know if this decision will effect my pip, which i haven't had to re-apply for yet, will this decision for my esa make it less likely for them to try to take my pip off me, or are the 2 things totally independent?
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5 years 8 months ago #235921 by Gordon
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freefee
Congratulations on the continuing award, well done.
PIP and ESA have very little crossover and even where they do the criteria can still be quite different, so I would not expect this award to have any effect on a future PIP reassessment.
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Congratulations on the continuing award, well done.
PIP and ESA have very little crossover and even where they do the criteria can still be quite different, so I would not expect this award to have any effect on a future PIP reassessment.
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