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busyMum16

Just wondering if anyone knows roughly how long after receiving a letter from the tribunal saying ‘your case is now ready to list’ do you actually get a hearing date?

I’ve opted for a short notice hearing date as mentally I’m struggling with the waiting I understand it could be a long time but just after a rough timescale, I appealed in October and my case is ready to list on 7th March
I’m located in wales if that makes any difference.

Any advice greatly appreciated

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poppy123456

Sometimes it's weeks and other times it's many months. Waiting times for hearings have increased considerably in the past 18 months or so and you could be waiting at least 10 months for a date, from when you requested the Tribunal.

busyMum16

Thank you for your help it’s such a long stressful process

Hannah_Alumni

@busymum16 It is such a stressful process and please know the community are here to support any way we can

busyMum16

Hannah_Scope said:

@busymum16 It is such a stressful process and please know the community are here to support any way we can

Thank you do you know what the success rate at tribunal is please x

poppy123456

busyMum16 said:

Hannah_Scope said:

@busymum16 It is such a stressful process and please know the community are here to support any way we can

Thank you do you know what the success rate at tribunal is please x

68% success rate providing you either appear in person or have a telephone/video hearing. Paper based hearings have a much less success rate at only about 5-8%.