ESA underpayment

Luv44
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Just heard on BBC that the DWP will be paying back payments of ESA to 2011.
I recently received my backdated EDP to Oct 2014.. so it seems that everyone will now get it backdated to when they converted from IB to ESA from 2011..
This issue was discussed on BBC this morning by Paul Lewis who presents Money Box on the radio..
good luck everyone
I recently received my backdated EDP to Oct 2014.. so it seems that everyone will now get it backdated to when they converted from IB to ESA from 2011..
This issue was discussed on BBC this morning by Paul Lewis who presents Money Box on the radio..
good luck everyone
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Hi Luv44 can i ask please how long did it take DWP to sort your back pay out ?
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Hi @Luv44 thank you for sharing this with the community!0
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I waiting for my pip appeal for my medical health do any one no if I can get it back bated to 2011 wen thay stop it that if I win my appeal for my medical health can eny one shed some lite on it for me please0
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Hi lisabrazil80
Usually, people are appealing a PIP decision on a new clam or on a renewal, made some time ago. Where the appeal tribunal find that they are entitled to either more or some PIP after all, arrears are dated from the date when the claim was made or the renewal due.
But there are some cases that don't work quite like this, because by the time the appeal is heard, the person is into a fresh entitlement period and needs to have made a new claim to get paid for the later period.
If you have an adviser helping you with your appeal, ask them what is the appeal result that you are aiming for.
i hope that this helps.
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Hi luv44
can I ask how long it took you to receive your payout please?0 -
Hi Spike58,
i was told 12wks but was paid in 3 wks ..
that was a shock. I envisaged months but seems I was lucky..
im still waiting for the money they owe me prior to 21/10/14.
seeing as the dwp have all the information they need I’m hoping it won’t be too long.
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Thank you Luv44, hopefully your wait won't be long0
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I've been waiting now for 8 weeks and still no news.
I called the number today and they told me they still haven't processed my claim. I doubt they will meet the 12 week limit in regards to my case.0 -
Welcome to the community @ChunkiMunki! How frustrating, fingers crossed for some better news soon.0
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Thanks for the welcome Pippa, I'm trying to stay positive about the whole situation.0
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Chunki Munki,
could you please share the telephone number you rang to check on your claim....I sent the form in weeks and weeks ago but have heard nothing from them but have now lost the letter with their contact number on.
Cheers Jim0 -
All contact telephone numbers here in this link. https://www.gov.uk/contact-jobcentre-plus/existing-benefit-claims
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Welcome to the community @jmaw, and thanks for sharing the link Poppy!0
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outsider contractors such as Gravitas dealing with the enquiries as to entitlement Jobcentre plus not a lot of help and the number on Poppy123456 post proved in effective in my case.....waiting for the Manager of the local Job centre to ring me
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I'm not sure why that number in the link is ineffective as that's the number to ring for all enquiries for existing benefits.
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ive been waiting to hear since i had my telephone appointment on the 16th july,i wasnt given a designated number to ring.0
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jmaw said:Chunki Munki,
could you please share the telephone number you rang to check on your claim....I sent the form in weeks and weeks ago but have heard nothing from them but have now lost the letter with their contact number on.
Cheers Jim
0800 169 0346
Good luck jmaw!0 -
I've been waiting exactly 11 weeks tomorrow after filling the esa 3 form in over the telephone I've been ringing them every week since about the 8 week stage can't see them getting back to me by next week. Don't even know if I'm gonna be getting any back pay at the moment just hoping so.0
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Means tested benefits depends on circumstances. Living with a partner and household income.
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poppy123456 said:Means tested benefits depends on circumstances. Living with a partner and household income.1
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