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pllfan88
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Good evening everyone,
I was wondering when I should contact PIP regarding a tribunal win from 20th November?
I called them a week after to make sure they were aware of the situation, I was told it will be looked at but they cant say when.
I don't want to keep on badgering them, but at the same time I am eager to know whats going on.
So when would you guys suggest calling them?
Thank you
I was wondering when I should contact PIP regarding a tribunal win from 20th November?
I called them a week after to make sure they were aware of the situation, I was told it will be looked at but they cant say when.
I don't want to keep on badgering them, but at the same time I am eager to know whats going on.
So when would you guys suggest calling them?
Thank you
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Tomorrow, otherwise it will bug you over Xmas.
Unless you can put it out of your mind for a week or so, then I'd wait until the new year. -
Thanks, I think I will call for an update.Tardis said:Tomorrow, otherwise it will bug you over Xmas.
Unless you can put it out of your mind for a week or so, then I'd wait until the new year.
I just hate being on the phone listening to that music
, I'm not expecting anything to be done before new year now but the not knowing is bugging me.
I just want to know if they are going to request a SOR or not! -
Just to say , I called today and spoke with a case manager. He said they have been working on it and they are not going to appeal or ask for a SOR, so that is a relief!
He asked the questions of bank details and any hospital stays, and said they just need to work out the back dated payment and it will be processed.
Glad I called, now I can relax and enjoy Christmas!
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Why was chancellor Philip Hammond not sacked for previously stating that high levels of disabled people in employment may have an impact on productivity?
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Yay! Merry Christmas!pllfan88 said:Just to say , I called today and spoke with a case manager. He said they have been working on it and they are not going to appeal or ask for a SOR, so that is a relief!
He asked the questions of bank details and any hospital stays, and said they just need to work out the back dated payment and it will be processed.
Glad I called, now I can relax and enjoy Christmas!
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Just a little update, we received the backdated payment this morning. Exactly 7 weeks since the tribunal hearing. Thank you all for your help
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