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Been waiting over 28 days since appeal letter
stephensteel18
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hi I revived a letter saying they recived my appeal letter for p.i.p and I would have to wait 28 days it's been over 28 days what will happen now can anyone help...thanks
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Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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HMCTS pass the appeal to DWP. DWP produce appeal papers. No timescale on that so this is your chance to start thinking about which points you score, what you evidence is etc.
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Hi,I was told yesterday,it can take up to 8 weeks for it to be sorted x
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Yes it can take up to 8 weeks to get the DWP bundle then up to a year for a tribunal hearing
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There’s no timescale and it very much depends on the bundle. If it’s a DWP submission; claim pack; HCP report; MR; appeal letter and a bit of medical evidence and doesn’t exceed 100 pages then maybe so. Sadly, that isn’t what most appeal papers look like.
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