Won my tribunal
unclebob
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Hi i just wont my tribunal and having 0 points with pip and many times trying again. i had to take it to court and won and got daily living plus mobility component after getting zero points with pip so never give up.
Want to know how long it takes to come through they are back dating it from october 2021 to now 2023 It's took a long time to get here.
Want to know how long it takes to come through they are back dating it from october 2021 to now 2023 It's took a long time to get here.
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It can be anything up to 8 weeks to pay what they owe and the same time to put your award into payment.1
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@unclebob Welcome to our online community, and that's brilliant news to hear! We love a good news story. Well done to you
I've moved your thread to our PIP, DLA and AA category to help others spot it and if you have any questions, please do ask.
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Woohoo @unclebob !
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Well Done, so they sorted it out before the next 'Ice Age', I call that a result.1
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Congratulations I'm over the moon for you. How are you feeling about it though?1
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durhamjaide2001 said:Congratulations I'm over the moon for you. How are you feeling about it though?
Been wating a week for a letter off pip but told it could take 8 weeks and they might make part payment i read ?
But it's been a struggle to get they kept saying no giving me zero points0 -
I did advise that it can be up to 8 weeks. Before they pay what they owe you they will contact you to ask if you’ve been in prison or hospital, which is standard questions after a Tribunal win.As for part payment, if you owe them any money they can use the money they owe
you to pay it back.Otherwise you will receive what they owe you in one payment. Though it has been known for them to ask if you could manage a lump sum or if you would like it to be paid in instalments.1 -
Congratulations 👏👏👏👏1
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poppy123456 said:I did advise that it can be up to 8 weeks. Before they pay what they owe you they will contact you to ask if you’ve been in prison or hospital, which is standard questions after a Tribunal win.As for part payment, if you owe them any money they can use the money they owe
you to pay it back.Otherwise you will receive what they owe you in one payment. Though it has been known for them to ask if you could manage a lump sum or if you would like it to be paid in instalments.
Never been to prison or stayed in hospital. but we are paying an overment of tax credits plus an social loan monthly from years ago but all being payed
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