Tribuneral
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DWP will send HMCTS everything and you will receive a copy of all of it in what's know as the "bundle."You can also request and submit it online rather than print off and send the form. https://www.gov.uk/appeal-benefit-decision/submit-appealAlthough you say you told them either in the PIP2 form or during the phone call, did you go into enough of details? Was it relevant information you sent them? Telling them your life story isn't helpful, less is very often more.
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Morning poppy do you think it's best doing your submission to the tribuneral online or paper form, if you do it paper form can u still email more evidence rather than posting it thank youpoppy123456 said:DWP will send HMCTS everything and you will receive a copy of all of it in what's know as the "bundle."You can also request and submit it online rather than print off and send the form. https://www.gov.uk/appeal-benefit-decision/submit-appealAlthough you say you told them either in the PIP2 form or during the phone call, did you go into enough of details? Was it relevant information you sent them? Telling them your life story isn't helpful, less is very often more.0 -
Sorry poppy I also wanted to ask advice on something else I suffer from biaterall carpell tunnel syndrome so it effects manual dexterity, fastening small buttons on a shirt I struggle a wear a splint on my right hand as that's the worst with being right handed, is a splint classed as a aid as for me it helps and eases the pain thank you againJon7777777 said:
Morning poppy do you think it's best doing your submission to the tribuneral online or paper form, if you do it paper form can u still email more evidence rather than posting it thank youpoppy123456 said:DWP will send HMCTS everything and you will receive a copy of all of it in what's know as the "bundle."You can also request and submit it online rather than print off and send the form. https://www.gov.uk/appeal-benefit-decision/submit-appealAlthough you say you told them either in the PIP2 form or during the phone call, did you go into enough of details? Was it relevant information you sent them? Telling them your life story isn't helpful, less is very often more.0 -
poppy123456 said:I noticed from a previous thread that you’re at MR stage and not Tribunal.When you filled out the form or requested the MR did you give a couple of real world incidents of exactly what happened the last time you attempted each descriptor that applies to you?I see you are focusing on 1 descriptor only. I don’t understand the reason for this because if it’s possible to score more points and you can score at least 12 points then this would be Enhanced award. In my opinion you should focus on all of the descriptors you think apply to you.Daily living and mobility points are added separately.
Good evening poppy, I am still waiting for my Mandority reconsideration to come back it said on the letter if I have any more evidence to supply I have 4 weeks, just been to see dietricuan and given me nutrient drinks for muscle loss and not for weight loss, the decision letter stated because I was not under weight I fo not have a eating disorder, I explained it's not weight loss but muscle loss, can I send the letter from dietrition to them before I get my decision, I presume I need to post it rather online thank upoppy123456 said:You’re not at Tribunal stage at the moment. If you do get to that stage then yes it’s fine to do that.What ever happens you shouldn’t just put everything into the one descriptor. If you reach that stage you may as well put all the effort into it.0 -
You will need to post it to them. However, even though the letter says you have 4 weeks to send them any extra evidence, it doesn’t mean they will wait for those 4 weeks. A decision can be made at anytime.0
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OK thank you, if they cross and decision does not change then just use it at tribuneral, I did state on the Mr that I did have a appointment with dietrition so if they do not want to see it then it's not my wrong doing will jyst make them look unprofessionalpoppy123456 said:You will need to post it to them. However, even though the letter says you have 4 weeks to send them any extra evidence, it doesn’t mean they will wait for those 4 weeks. A decision can be made at anytime.0 -
Sorry to jump on your post I have a question if anyone could answer, what happens if the dwp don’t respond to the tribunal by the date set? Do they get another 5 weeks to respond and so on0
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Good point sorry I don't knowbusyMum16 said:Sorry to jump on your post I have a question if anyone could answer, what happens if the dwp don’t respond to the tribunal by the date set? Do they get another 5 weeks to respond and so on0 -
Hi @busyMum16 - it does sometimes happen that the DWP don't respond in this time frame. They are then given extra time in which to do so. They do usually eventually respond, but, if they don't, a claimant's tribunal will proceed as normal.
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Thank you for clearly that up for I won’t hold my breath them replying on time, I know it’s going to be a long wait for a hearing at the tribunalchiarieds said:Hi @busyMum16 - it does sometimes happen that the DWP don't respond in this time frame. They are then given extra time in which to do so. They do usually eventually respond, but, if they don't, a claimant's tribunal will proceed as normal.1 -
Good morning all submitted all my evidence to appeal 3 weeks ago, had phone call this morning from dwp decision changed and award extra points I accepted never give up always light at the end of the tunnel4
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Fantastic @Jon7777777, well done for getting through it all and thanks for updating us! Always good to hear when things go well
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Thank u the lady was lovely and very understanding, the evidence I submitted I feel proved beyond doubt I would succeed at tribuneralRosie_Scope said:Fantastic @Jon7777777, well done for getting through it all and thanks for updating us! Always good to hear when things go well
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