Tribunal timeline
Yicker
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ive finally received a letter confirming the DWP will be agreeing with the initial assessment and it's going to an independent tribunal. When I rang for a date for my hearing they said it will be over 42 weeks from when I applied to the appeal court.
is this a normal timeline? I live in the north west of England
is this a normal timeline? I live in the north west of England
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Hi,There's huge backlogs for most of the country for Tribunals and a lot are waiting in excess of 1 year for a hearing date. The time they tell you is just a guide. Good luck.0
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Hi @Yicker Do you mean you've applied for a Mandatory Reconsideration and that agreed with your original decision? Tribunal waiting lists vary and I don't think anyone here can tell you whether your time to wait is normal or not. it depends where you live.0
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I applied To the independent tribunal on Christmas Eve ( nice present in the post from the DWP ) after the mandatory reconsideration agreed with the assessor.
42 weeks seems common from what I've read. Sadly I lose my mobility car in a fortnight ?0
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