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How much backpay am I entitled to?
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Hi I won my appeal on Tuesday 23th October it says from july 2017 to july 2022 Shed so many tears with this struggle Now praying DWP don't object will it be three months backpay or from date I won appeal I have no idea just relieved I won I got standard for both and although I think with my host of problems it should have been enhanced I just now want to be able to pay for help after struggling at home after three surgeries I have two more surgeries to go through and knowing I can get help now is a relief thanks for reading And don't give up x
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Good news
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Thank you I thought someone would answer my questions about backpay have I posted in wrong place?
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Congratulations I'm not sure about appeal and back paypay I'm sure @Username_removed will be able to help?
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Thank you Debbie I’m new to this and not very savvy ?
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Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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If this is a new PIP claim and not a conversion from DLA, you will be paid from the date when you originally lodged your PIP claim with the DWP.
If it is a conversion it will be from 4 weeks after your last DLA payment.
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It will be from July 2017 as that is when you were awarded it from by the Tribunal.
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poppy123456 said:It will be from July 2017 as that is when you were awarded it from by the Tribunal.
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Yadnad said:poppy123456 said:It will be from July 2017 as that is when you were awarded it from by the Tribunal.
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Hi I’m on contribution based esa income I do have a career my brother for ten months now but I’ve been on esa contribution based since 20014 am I eligible for back dated refund from dwp esa for the mistake they had made please let me know thanks
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Lisa1985 said:Hi I’m on contribution based esa income I do have a career my brother for ten months now but I’ve been on esa contribution based since 20014 am I eligible for back dated refund from dwp esa for the mistake they had made please let me know thanksHi,I have answered all of your questions on all of your other threads, see the answered questions here. DWP do not owe you any money based on what you're currently claiming. https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/51320/esa-back-dated-payments#latest
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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