Partner had a compliance interview over the phone today. Completely took him by suprise as he wasn’t expecting it. He already suffers anxiety and it really threw him so he was nervous answering questions. Basically last year from September- December on and off he helped out a friend at work. He wasn’t paid as he was just helping out a friend but his friend would help him in other ways (food, lifts when he needed them to take his kid home, cigarettes etc). It wasn’t declared as to him it wasn’t work just helping out a friend. Friend helps you back kind of thing. Thing is the interviewer man didn’t sound like he believed him as he was taking a while to answer. Our claim is joint and my partner doesn’t even have a bank account. As far as I know no money went through in cash either. The interviewer said he doubted it would go any further but in future any paid or unpaid work would need to be reported. How long did it take for people to know the actual decision? I suffer with my mental health myself we have kids and I don’t want either of us to get a prison sentence or something if they take it further. I’m terrified. Has anyone been through similar? What was the outcome especially on a joint claim?

I received my report through and I may be reading it wrong but I believe I scored the points for enhanced daily living and enhanced mobility. I also received a text to say I’ve been awarded pip the same day as I received the report (today). Is it likely that this is what I’ve been awarded or could it have been changed by decision maker? How long did it take for people to receive the actual decision after the text? Would they tell me on the phone?

Hi me again🤦‍♀️ The whole process is making me very anxious. I called this morning requesting my written report and they told me the decision maker had it and was making their decision but they could print it and send it for me. Fast forward to this afternoon I missed a call from the decision maker. What would they be calling for? Back story for if you’ve not seen my other posts… I haven’t had a telephone or face to face assessment. They’ve spoke to my support workers though.

My support worker recieved a call from the pip assessor who’s fairly sure I won’t be asked to do an assessment. Any idea on how long it will be to get my decision?