PIP Review Result

I just wanted to give a pip update and thank B&W for all your help and wonderful guides.
My partner had a review form 10 months ago. I filled it in with her and enclosed the repeat prescription paper but no other evidence. I know I could have written a letter of support but it felt a bit pointless/repetitive as I was helping fill the form with her. The review form said not to enclose evidence already submitted so I did what they said. Although we gave a mobile number we heard nothing at all until the beginning of April when a text arrived saying a decision letter would be here in 2 weeks. It arrived after 1 week. Previously she had 2 x enhanced for 5 yrs. The award was the same but for 6 years with fewer points given.
We answered every question in reasonable detail but put ‘change’ or ‘no change’ at the start of each question.
Clearly they did a paper review which was quite a surprise as previously she has always had face to face home visits.
A few days after the decision letter came a letter dated early March arrived giving a 12 month extension because a decision had yet to be made, so they are still sending that type of letter.
As I am sure many members are finding the long wait very stressful often causing a deterioration, I thought I would let you know it could all end suddenly for the good.
Thank you once again for the great guides and excellent advice.

Thank you so much for your post, I have also got a review form t be filled in, and I must say I haven't even started it yet, why you ask because I fear for the result because I simply have not extra evidence to summit because when ever.
Basically I used to go told by the doctor it was always you just have to get on with it, you have seen everyone you need to see and yes I must agree. And with the coming of Covid that is still around, I have not seen a doctor for nearly 3 1/2 years. Yes, I have new things connected with my illnesses, but I simply have to put up with it.

So I'm going to have to summit this paper work with nothing I'm so worried, but I must, I do feel a lot happier now Thank You very much Blandie

That's brilliant, well done and it must be quite a relief. I had a positive outcome recently too (though my post about it seems to have been a bit missed). The first time I got PIP I didn't have a phone or in-person assessment either, though this last time i did. I got four years which seems pretty good but six is (obviously) even better. Hope you're celebrating somehow!