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Patience
The DWP interviewed me under caution in late August about a failure
to admit a change in my circumstances. I have heard nothing since.
Both at the interview and when I phoned Counterfraud in November the
officer concerned assured me that if they decided not to prosecute
they would notify me.
In the November phone call I made he recalled my case and said I was
still being investigated. I am reluctant to ring again following the
old adage "Let sleeping dogs lie", but are the DWP obliged to tell
someone their enquiries are at an end? Surely they can shelve the case
and not bother notifying the suspect? That is, someone may no longer
be under investigation, but may be assuming they are?
Patience
to admit a change in my circumstances. I have heard nothing since.
Both at the interview and when I phoned Counterfraud in November the
officer concerned assured me that if they decided not to prosecute
they would notify me.
In the November phone call I made he recalled my case and said I was
still being investigated. I am reluctant to ring again following the
old adage "Let sleeping dogs lie", but are the DWP obliged to tell
someone their enquiries are at an end? Surely they can shelve the case
and not bother notifying the suspect? That is, someone may no longer
be under investigation, but may be assuming they are?
Patience