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stevejay
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Had my tribunal and won award sent to DWP awaiting for them to decide how much longer will it be I’ve been waiting since December rang them and was told it’s with manager ? Now what do I do any help please
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I am in the same position had my appeal won in December heard nothing at all. Quick to stop money but hold back on paying whats owed.
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Nothing but wait till you hear from the DWP, having waited such a long time for the tribunal hearing a few more weeks won’t matter, the main thing is you won your case so just hang in there.
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Hi @stevejay and @lindadenise, congratulations on winning your appeals! From what others have said it can take 2-8 weeks to put a tribunal decision into payment, but it can sometimes be longer too. Fingers crossed things move forwards for you both soon!
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