Pip Appeal.. PAPERS or ORAL?
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Hi @BennyTallis
Have you read the link posted by @Username_removed about appealing length of award.
I would definitely request MR over the length of award.
Please read the link.0 -
If you could supply the link it would be great. Assuming if no change though I can tell them at review I'll just provide the same evidence?0
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Just called DWP, they said they've received the info from tribunal however they are requesting statement of reasons and maybe second tier despite the court saying my application was one of the best they seen. DWP said money a long way away if any. Grrhh0
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Requesting the statement of reasons doesn't mean they are appealing the decision. They can't appeal without finding the error in law. They sometimes request the SOR but rare appeal it. It can just delay receiving the money you're owed. If they do request it they will write to you and tell you.
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