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How Long Does It Take To Get Statement of Reasons?

OnTheByway
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It's over three weeks now since my wife lost her PIP tribunal and I asked for the SOR but to date have had no response, not even an acknowledgement. Does anyone know how to contact them to follow this up, please?
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Hi,There's no time scales for HMCTS to respond to your request and send you the SOR. You can try emailing them again to make another request.
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OnTheByway said:It's over three weeks now since my wife lost her PIP tribunal and I asked for the SOR but to date have had no response, not even an acknowledgement. Does anyone know how to contact them to follow this up, please?
Ours is same ..i no judges r busy but u think they hurry these things up as just making people wait longer for a decision.
And very stressfull
I have wrote to mp asking if she can help too
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