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Anthony1987
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Hi just received letters from the tribunal with point's on but havn't had my tribunal and it doesn't say if it's a sample or I've been rewarded just wouonding if anyone knows anything about this
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Hi AnthonyDid you ask for a paper based hearing ?Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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Not what i know just send the forms of to the tribunal then just received these letters today so don't know whats going on
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If you've only just requested the Tribunal then you wouldn't have had an award yet. Waiting times for hearings can be as long as 1 year in some areas.
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Okay think the letter must be just a sample as worked out thw points on it and it was on Google with the same list of point's
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Just been looking at all thw letters just wounding what this means this what they put on the letter mr hodgson said he didn't want the decision maker to obtain the medical evidence used to support his award of dla never even said nothing about my dla to woman i saw
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The best thing you can do is get to some help with the process and contact either welfare rights, or a law centre near you.
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Don't kmow why she said that'd like and it said on the 15th in june wen i didn't even go on the 15th
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Anthony1987 said:Just been looking at all thw letters just wounding what this means this what they put on the letter mr hodgson said he didn't want the decision maker to obtain the medical evidence used to support his award of dla never even said nothing about my dla to woman i saw
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Yeah was on low dla they actually been looking at it as it says on the froms wen i had it etc even got in touch with the hospital all these paper work came from the tribunal for pip so can't be far of waiting on the date to aee them
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If you've only just requested the Tribunal then you'll most likely be waiting several months or more for a hearing date. Backlogs are huge for most areas so don't expect a date anytime soon.
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Bloody hell long wait that'd like it also says i can get backdated pip from this October if i get it but they is a bit wear it says the woman i saw to dismiss the tribunal loads of paperwork she jas put what i said wen i saw her but still says i havn't got any learning difficulties even tho it says from birth that'd i have so that'd should get trunned over with the report i sent in
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Anthony1987 said:Yeah was on low dla they actually been looking at it as it says on the froms wen i had it etc even got in touch with the hospital all these paper work came from the tribunal for pip so can't be far of waiting on the date to aee them
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Anthony1987 said:bit wear it says the woman i saw to dismiss the tribunal
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Okay thought u would have to pay at a law center with it been papwork sure they charger to see the paperwork
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You do not have to pay them. Not sure why you thought that.
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Oh just that'd someone said to me therw wear gonna get chager to see they papwork for like £150 but it was there 2nd time so might be why
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Law centres don't charge at all. A solicitor will charge but a law centre is different. See what's available in your area from this link...put your post code in.
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poppy123456 said:Law centres don't charge at all. A solicitor will charge but a law centre is different. See what's available in your area from this link...put your post code in.
So surprised to see that apart from one on the Isle of White, there are none to the south of the M25 and M4 corridors - the whole of the South of England from Cornwall to Kent is devoid of any. Likewise east of the A1 from the M25 to North Yorkshire apart from one in Ipswich is also devoid of this service.
They all seem to centre around London, Swindon, Gloucester, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool. I wonder why?
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We just been looking at thw letters more today and it saying I'm entitled to esa from this Sept which i didn't know about even I'm on uc so don't get why rhe woman put I'm entitled to it
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