Won pip tribunal how long have people waited

nettyn0031
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Okay so I applied for pip last year on the 16th June got turned down due to 2 point cos I forgot my hearing aids cos I have memory issues... asked for reconsideration turned down again asked for appeal turned down again went to tribunal had my tribunal yesterday the judge doc and disability person were honestly amazing through it and even through my anxiety attack to which I had to take a 5 min break to calm myself abit.. this was all done over the phone well it was extreamly good news for me as I won full enhanced and honestly I would have been happy with just standard but I'm a fall risk and at risk of randomly popping joints out of places constantly 🤣🤣 I was just wondering how long some people have waited for their back pay I know it can take up to 4-6 weeks but just wanted other people's experience if they have been through it themselves ❤️❤️❤️😍❤️
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Great news. It’s up to 8 weeks for any money owed to be paid and about the same time for your award to be put into payment.
Some wait a couple of weeks so wait several.0 -
Hello @nettyn0031
Well done on persevering and I'm so glad you came back to tell us about this successful outcome. What a relief. I hope the extra money helps make life that bit easier for you0 -
I started my claim in July last year, had my tribunal on 9th May and was told on 10th May that I’d won.I got a phone call from PIP on Monday 29th May to be told I’d been awarded it and asked a few security questions. They said my back pay would be in my account within 3- 5 working days, I received a text message on Tuesday to say the same and that my letter would arrive within two weeks.
I’ve still had nothing, no pay back no letter.3 -
May the 29th, as in the beginning Of this week?0
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Congrats on persevering and getting a good outcome! I also applied in July last year and got turned down! Did my MR and got turned down again in January. Still awaiting a tribunal date! Can I ask what extra information you provided at your hearing? Many thanks0
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Graceylacey said:I started my claim in July last year, had my tribunal on 9th May and was told on 10th May that I’d won.I got a phone call from PIP on Monday 29th May to be told I’d been awarded it and asked a few security questions. They said my back pay would be in my account within 3- 5 working days, I received a text message on Tuesday to say the same and that my letter would arrive within two weeks.
I’ve still had nothing, no pay back no letter.
6+ weeks later still nothing, I did ring Thursday asking for update, was told if there no letter within a fortnight to ring back.
Understandably quite frustrating when one guy on a pip phonecall is telling me exactly how much ill be getting, and asking the bank questions etc... Then 2 weeks later - nothing
I take pride in being a patient guy, but my stroke occured 15 months ago, 🤷♂️0 -
Floydiee1995 said:Congrats on persevering and getting a good outcome! I also applied in July last year and got turned down! Did my MR and got turned down again in January. Still awaiting a tribunal date! Can I ask what extra information you provided at your hearing? Many thanks1
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Has any1 waiting for their back payment had theres yet ? Obv I know mine deffoo wont be done for a few weeks at least but any good news would help put my nind at ease 🤣🤣🤣0
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I got my back pay on Monday when I had my tribunal on 9th May, still not had my letter0
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Graceylacey said:I got my back pay on Monday when I had my tribunal on 9th May, still not had my letter0
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Phonecall just confirmed I'll be getting back pay 12th June, tribunal was 18th April - Hope this helps0
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nettyn0031 said:Graceylacey said:I got my back pay on Monday when I had my tribunal on 9th May, still not had my letter0
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