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After tribunal win

Alicia89
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I wanted to know. Do they always ring you to check a few info after a tribunal win and before the back payment is sorted formy pip? Thanks
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Hi,Yes they do ring sometimes asking for bank details and weather you've been in hospital recently is another questions they've been known to ask. Usually it's not long after this that your back pay will be in your bank.
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poppy123456 said:Hi,Yes they do ring sometimes asking for bank details and weather you've been in hospital recently is another questions they've been known to ask. Usually it's not long after this that your back pay will be in your bank.
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It can take 6 weeks to receive backpay after winning a Tribunal, this is because they have 28 days to ask for the statement of reasons. Great news on winning btw!
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Thanks hun. Just think if they arent going to appeal why not sorted. The waiting is making me beyond anxious and stressed. Just want in writing so I can get on with life before its time again. Wanted to ask. I got three years so till 2020 does that mean il get assessed after then or is it still a year ealry. Thanks again
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You will be re-assessed next year - a year earlier than the decision notice says.
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No worries. Some Tribunal awards have end dates, if this is what your is then you will be contacted 3 months before the award is due to end. If it doesn't then you'll have a review 1 year before. You'll need to check your award letter, when you receive it from DWP.
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poppy123456 said:No worries. Some Tribunal awards have end dates, if this is what your is then you will be contacted 3 months before the award is due to end. If it doesn't then you'll have a review 1 year before. You'll need to check your award letter, when you receive it from DWP.
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