Hi its about my pip appeal decision and how long it takes dwp to sort it all out?
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simister8763
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hi i would like some advice i was on dla for 5 years and had to apply for pip i did so and i was scored 0 points in all areas i then 6 months later went to a tribunal hearing and won my appeal under first tier tribunal its been 3 weeks since my tribunal and not heard a thing first question is do they have 28 days from tribunal date to ask for statement of reason or is it on the date they recieve the letter?? also how long would you roughly say it takes to release payment and back date?? any advice and help would be appreciated i am hoping they dont appeal as the last 6 months have been a nightmare and dont fancy going through another 6 month wait
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Hello simister8763
I am glad to hear that a tribunal awarded PIP.
It can take around 6-8 weeks for PIP awards to be paid and backdated. As such, it does not surprise me that you have heard nothing further since the tribunal.
In regard to full reasons for the tribunal decision, these have to be requested within 1 month of the tribunal decision, and are only requested if someone wants to consider challenging a tribunal decision. The tribunal should notify you if PIP have requested the full reasons for the tribunal decision, but if you want to make sure you can contact the tribunal service after 4-5 weeks, and ask if PIP have requested the reasons. If they have not made this request then it looks like they have accepted the tribunal decision.
It is rare for PIP to challenge a tribunal decision, but unfortunately i cannot guarantee that this will not happen in your case.
Maria0 -
It can take any amount of time to get your payments reestablished - they are supposed to be reinstated immediately but this never happens in reality I have known it to take upto 6 months - never did find out why You may be able to claim an advance on your award if you have financial hardship0
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Hi I won my appeal on the 8th of August, but DWP want a statement of reasons as to why I was awarded it. I have sent of for the statement of reasons myself and that was 3 weeks ago. What happens after the 28 days are up?. I don't really understand any of it. Please help thanks.0
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The DWP or yourself can only challenge the decision on an error of law, which seldom happens. If they do not ffind an error then they will put your award into payment.
An award normally goes into payment following a tribunal decision 5-8 weeks
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Billijo,
The DWP can take some time to consider the statement of reasons, and in the meantime they suspend your benefit payment. They must tell you if they are going to apply for leave to appeal further. They have one month from when they were sent the statement of reasons.
As CockneyRebel says, they can only appeal further on an error of law, so hopefully they won't find one. But they do seem to be suspending benefit more and more often to take as long as they are allowed to think about it - which is nerve-racking for you.
simister8763, - I hope you hear soon. As Maria says, if the DWP have requested a statement of reasons, or they've got one & they have decided to ask for permission to appeal, they have to let you know, in writing.
Will0 -
won appeal 15th March dwp wrote on 22nd march may appeal first judge decision how do i get help do i get papers u for upper court noboby will help with out paper got my 35 from 0 from medical really concerned0
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Hi yes about pip appeal judge gave 35 points in all dwp have asked for judge statement of reason not issued yet by judge dwo sent reminder on 3rd may still not sent as i phoned to see what is happening to appeals they said its still with judge i need advice0
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Hi Sandra60
Firstly i am so sorry to hear that you are having this battle it seems these days the dwp will go all out to appeal
myself n partner have been having the same battle as yourself only we are 13 since we won appeal and in august it will be 2 years since all payments stop and our case as been woth the upper level since end of Septeber 2017 ever time we phone we get the same reply its with the judge all i can say is hang in there as there seems no time limit to how long it should take with the judge its crazy keep phoning them and keep us posted on your progress
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I thought going to tribunal and you did win that was it. you would just get back to you were before DWP stopped your money what is the point of all this if at the end of the day tribunal agrees with you .what can DWP do its a judge I belive this gets worse any info please thank you1
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I will be going on holiday when children break for summer holidays what shall I do. do I let know tribunal knw or
because if it take longer for tribunal date to come
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I would let them know yes just in case. Tribunal dates can take several months and longer, so it really depends when you sent your request.ruhi said:I will be going on holiday when children break for summer holidays what shall I do. do I let know tribunal knw or
because if it take longer for tribunal date to come
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