PIP Tribunal via video
teezee
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Hi everybody
I've got my PIP Tribunal hearing via video on Wednesday (8/3/23). I've no idea what to expect and I'm finding my anxiety levels are already crazily high.
Has anyone experiences a video Tribunal and, if so, can you let me know what it was like please? 🙏
Thanks in advance x
Has anyone experiences a video Tribunal and, if so, can you let me know what it was like please? 🙏
Thanks in advance x
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Hi I am looking for advice I am currently waiting for a tribunal appeal date to come through for my pip award I had it for three years but the have since taken it away even though my fibromyalgia is at its worst for a long time I have a bone anchored cochlear implant to hear have tinnitus in my 'good' ear and all I manage to do is work and sleep any help I reversing this decision would be appreciated as without it I can't afford my back hand wrist and knee supports0
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Hi @Mandimoo
A very very big welcome to you to our online community !!!!
I'm very very sorry to hear about your current predicament !!!!
Your not alone with this problem believe me !!!!
I will pass your post onto our "Benefit Advisors"
They will be able to help you with your current situation.
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Hi @Mandimoo,
Welcome to the community, and sorry to hear that you've not been award PIP (yet!).
There's lots of great advice on the forum about tribunals that might help. You'll find most in the PIP/DLA category. Scope also has some great videos and info about the process on our website.
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Have you entered your submission to the tribunal ?
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Yes have sent in appeal my wife noted each point to challenge and reasons for each this was about six weeks ago0
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Hi I have sent appeal papers in stating on which grounds etc have received the dwp report so now just waiting on date but it's getting to me now on such a flare with fibro and tinnitus barely making it through the days at work and with the? Pip being taken away I have no money to buy replacement hand wrist knee and back supports so am in agony every day0
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You can ring the tribunal and they should be able to give you approx waiting time in your area
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teezee said:Hi everybodyI've got my PIP Tribunal hearing via video on Wednesday (8/3/23). I've no idea what to expect and I'm finding my anxiety levels are already crazily high.
Has anyone experiences a video Tribunal and, if so, can you let me know what it was like please? 🙏
Thanks in advance x
During the lockdown all of my council meetings etc were conducted on Zoom.
Best advice to give you is just be yourself, you're not on the tele and it's certainly not Saturday Take a Way!!
Personally after 15 months or so of up to 8 a month of these Zoom meetings I hated the things.1 -
Hannah_Scope said:
I was a mess this morning. The video call lasted 1hr 15 mins. I felt absolutely drained afterwards.
Apparently they'll type their response today and send it out first class, so I won't know what they decided until tomorrow or Friday. Guess I'll just have to wait and see xx0 -
2oldcodgers said:teezee said:Hi everybodyI've got my PIP Tribunal hearing via video on Wednesday (8/3/23). I've no idea what to expect and I'm finding my anxiety levels are already crazily high.
Has anyone experiences a video Tribunal and, if so, can you let me know what it was like please? 🙏
Thanks in advance x
During the lockdown all of my council meetings etc were conducted on Zoom.
Best advice to give you is just be yourself, you're not on the tele and it's certainly not Saturday Take a Way!!
Personally after 15 months or so of up to 8 a month of these Zoom meetings I hated the things.0 -
@teezee Keeping everything crossed for you! I hope you've rested up after it0
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Hello, I applied for PIP back in May 2022.I was awarded 8 points in each living & mobility. But because they said my condition will not last longer than 9 months I wouldn’t receive pip. My condition is still the same if not worse. I appealed to tribunal in October 2022 and I am awaiting a date for my tribunal still. I was just wondering if anyone has any information or help to what I should expect and do you think my outcome could be. Thank you.0
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No one can predict what the outcome will be because we don't know anything about how your conditions affect you, which is what PIP is all about.Do be aware though that they will only take into consideration what your health conditions were like at the time the assessment took place, so any worsening of condition will not be taken into consideration.Are you either appearing in person or having a telephone/video hearing? Either of those will give you the best chance of a decision in your favour. If you are then on the day of the hearing they will expect you to answer the questions yourself. You will need to tell them how your conditions affect you. It's impossible to tell you what questions they will ask because again we don't know anything about your conditions.You do need to make sure that all evidence is sent to arrive with HMCTS a couple of weeks before the hearing date.1
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Thank you for your help.I haven’t received the date yet for my tribunal still awaiting that. I am opted for it to be face to face or video call.
I was just wondering if anyone else had a decision like mine where the points were there but the time frame wasn’t met so they decided against it.I have sent all my evidence needed and still waiting for my tribunal date.0
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