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Rainbow116
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Good morning all, today had a letter from DWP my decision notice from the tribunal. Is this the award notice that I can send to DVLA etc ? Or am I waiting on another letter which shows my entitlement clearer? Thank you
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@Rainbow116 I'm commenting to bump your thread, but I believe when having a quick google, the decision notice should be ok. It may be worth contacting the DVLA for clarity. Please keep us updated
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Ok thank you
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You need to wait for the award letter to arrive from PIP. If its Enhanced mobility you have then for free road tax you will need the statement of entitlement which will come with the award letter. It can take up to 8 weeks after a Tribunal decision for DWP to put your award into payment. https://www.disabledmotoring.org/motoring/road-tax-exemption#:~:text=Who%20can%20claim%20100%25%20exemption,of%20Personal%20Independence%20Payment%20(PIP)
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Ok thanks for the info Poppy
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