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how do you cancel pip appeal

nicemice454

hello i am trying to find out how to cancel a pip appeal

pip was turned down ,mandatory reconsideration failed so an appeal to tribunal was requested but now the lady would like to cancel it

the lady is autistic and has now come into a large inheritance so will no longer need any help ,she struggles with numbers et so can she cancel it online or does she have to phone up to cancel

thank you

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Albus_Alumni

Hi @nicemice454 and welcome to the community.

To cancel the appeal, they'll need to write to the courts to request a cancellation.

nicemice454

thank you

she has to write to them is that right?

can she not do it online or phone. thank you

Albus_Alumni

They state they prefer for the tribunal service to be contacted in writing to ask for a cancellation of an appeal if the appeal date is more than ten days in the future.

The address will be on the letter they should have received from the tribunals service. 😊

nicemice454

great thank you albus

nicemice454

sorry to ask once again but can she send a email to request cancellation to the email below or do you mean she has to write a actual letter and post it.

the lady being autistic struggles to do things like this herself so hopefully the email will be quicker and easier for her to do if she can.

i,m not sure if that is the correct email to send cancellation request to. thank you once more for helping.

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Contactsscs@Justice .gov.uk

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Kimi87

That email relates to a helpline if you have questions about appealing decisions, not HM Courts & Tribunal service.

Can someone close to her not type and print out a letter, written as if by the lady herself? Then all the lady needs to do is read the letter then sign it. Pop it in a postbox then it's all done.

Albus_Alumni

You can try emailing them on that email address yes, but they may well ask for a formal letter of withdrawal, in writing, sent to them via the mail @nicemice454.

If emailing doesnt work, would you be able to maybe help her with the letter (it can be typed on a computer and printed out) and she just signs it?

nicemice454

thank you both i will do the letter

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