Tribunal waiting time

Eyates02
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Currently sitting at a wait time of 35 weeks, I live in the south west so hopefully I hear something in January, how long did you all wait? Or are you stilk waiting, thanks
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I’m expecting to need to go to tribunal but fingers crossed I don’t because 35 weeks is crazy.1
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Carlosos said:I’m expecting to need to go to tribunal but fingers crossed I don’t because 35 weeks is crazy.0
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Heya @Eyates02 I'm sorry you've been stuck in the queue for so long, unfortunately there's such a big backlog now, the wait can be terrible.
My last PIP journey lasted 18 months in total, from application to tribunal, but that was 3 years ago now and it'll vary with which area you live in. Hopefully they won't keep you waiting much longer and please remember the chances of a good outcome with tribunals are around 60% now.1 -
Albus_Scope said:Heya @Eyates02 I'm sorry you've been stuck in the queue for so long, unfortunately there's such a big backlog now, the wait can be terrible.
My last PIP journey lasted 18 months in total, from application to tribunal, but that was 3 years ago now and it'll vary with which area you live in. Hopefully they won't keep you waiting much longer and please remember the chances of a good outcome with tribunals are around 60% now.0 -
Eyates02 said:Carlosos said:I’m expecting to need to go to tribunal but fingers crossed I don’t because 35 weeks is crazy.
At least we still have the tribunal to decide what is fair so you will probably get what is due to you because the tribunal will not tell lies and totally ignore the regulations and rules like the dwp do.
It's not fair that people have to go through the long wait for the tribunal but it's a lot better than having to stick with the dwp decision which is often wrong.
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honestjon said:Eyates02 said:Carlosos said:I’m expecting to need to go to tribunal but fingers crossed I don’t because 35 weeks is crazy.
At least we still have the tribunal to decide what is fair so you will probably get what is due to you because the tribunal will not tell lies and totally ignore the regulations and rules like the dwp do.
It's not fair that people have to go through the long wait for the tribunal but it's a lot better than having to stick with the dwp decision which is often wrong.
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Eyates02 said:honestjon said:Eyates02 said:Carlosos said:I’m expecting to need to go to tribunal but fingers crossed I don’t because 35 weeks is crazy.
At least we still have the tribunal to decide what is fair so you will probably get what is due to you because the tribunal will not tell lies and totally ignore the regulations and rules like the dwp do.
It's not fair that people have to go through the long wait for the tribunal but it's a lot better than having to stick with the dwp decision which is often wrong.
If claimants put false information in the claim there would be consequences especially in official tribunal documents.
The system is being manipulated by the civil servants more than it is manipulated by claimants.
It's wrong that it goes on and on2 -
honestjon said:Eyates02 said:honestjon said:Eyates02 said:Carlosos said:I’m expecting to need to go to tribunal but fingers crossed I don’t because 35 weeks is crazy.
At least we still have the tribunal to decide what is fair so you will probably get what is due to you because the tribunal will not tell lies and totally ignore the regulations and rules like the dwp do.
It's not fair that people have to go through the long wait for the tribunal but it's a lot better than having to stick with the dwp decision which is often wrong.
If claimants put false information in the claim there would be consequences especially in official tribunal documents.
The system is being manipulated by the civil servants more than it is manipulated by claimants.
It's wrong that it goes on and on0
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