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Bluechris05
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Hi again
was wondering if anyone can tell me if they went for an appeal for pip What happened
im very worried has not good at facing people or talking to people I don’t know
how long does it take also do they tell you if you won it back or do they write to you and let you know please anyone any news would help Thanks.
was wondering if anyone can tell me if they went for an appeal for pip What happened
im very worried has not good at facing people or talking to people I don’t know
how long does it take also do they tell you if you won it back or do they write to you and let you know please anyone any news would help Thanks.
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Hi - it all depends on the judge on the day I am waiting for a letter it’s been nearly a week. Mine took an hour in total, if you can get someone to attend with you it will be a big help.
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Hi @Bluechris05, wishing you all the best for your tribunal.
We have some information on DWP appeals on the Scope website that you may like to read. These videos may also be helpful:
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