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I won my ESA - what next?

Mercedes123
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I won the tribunal for my Esa what next
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Hi @Mercedes123 and welcomeYou should ring the DWP in a few days to make sure they have received the decision. It usually takes 5-8 weeks to put a tribunal decision into paymentBe all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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I don't know if I get something imake my claim 05092017.ihad tribunal last month getting 15 point's
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Mercedes123 said:I don't know if I get something imake my claim 05092017.ihad tribunal last month getting 15 point'sIf the Tribunal placed you into the WRAG because your claim started after April 2017 then you won't be paid any extra money because there's no WRAG extra for claims made after this date.If you were placed into the Support Group then you'll receive backdated money.
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How long I need to wait for DWP getting decision
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I get pip is well help me to put me in support groups
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As you scored 15 points that doesn't sound like Support Group because being placed into this group isn't about scoring points. The Tribunal will send you a letter telling you which group you've been placed into so have a look when you receive it.As advised, it can take 8 weeks for DWP to send out the award letter.
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