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PIP Tribunal waiting for 51 weeks, and still no date

julee
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Just been reading about people waiting on PIP Tribunal, i’m in Bradford and have been now waiting for 51 weeks, and still no date.
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Hi @julee welcome to the community! Sorry to hear that you are still waiting. Unfortunately, they can take up to or a little over a year. Hopefully you don't have to wait too much longer!Disability Gamechanger - 2019
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I'm sorry you're having to wait so long @julee. Unfortunately it can take a long time and differs depending on where you are too.
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julee said:Just been reading about people waiting on PIP Tribunal, i’m in Bradford and have been now waiting for 51 weeks, and still no date.
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Hi I'm from Bradford too my tribunal wait from today is excess of 48 to 52 weeks for tribunal day so my wait from start of pip will be 80 weeks give tribunal a ring they should give you a time scale
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Hi
yes have rung them and they said they are no longer giving out timescales as they are so inaccurate, it’s ridiculous and like you say for the hearing to be over in under a hour.
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Hi julee if you have your pack of papers from the tribunal ring them and ask to have mobile phone updates ask for them to send you updates and in the text it will have a link that you can go to that as all updates to you tribunal if that helps you
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