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5 years 7 months ago #237788 by srthomas1657
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hi my PIP was given to March 2020, but this week I received a reassessment form which is six months before it ends, if I fail to receive a renewal , will I still recieve payment up to March 2020 or will it stop when the come to a decision? could this be next month ?
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5 years 7 months ago #237789 by BIS
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Hi Stephen
The renewals used to be sent out a year before the end of an award date - so six months is an improvement. Whatever the decision is of your PIP review it is that decision which stands. So if for instance you were awarded no points at all, it would come to an end within a month of that decision not up until March 2020. If you were awarded an increase (eg if you were going from standard to enhanced ) it would also be applied immediately - you would not have to wait until March 2020.
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The renewals used to be sent out a year before the end of an award date - so six months is an improvement. Whatever the decision is of your PIP review it is that decision which stands. So if for instance you were awarded no points at all, it would come to an end within a month of that decision not up until March 2020. If you were awarded an increase (eg if you were going from standard to enhanced ) it would also be applied immediately - you would not have to wait until March 2020.
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5 years 7 months ago #237812 by srthomas1657
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thanks for the reply, not the answer that I expected but something I must respect.
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