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Oh right I see they had my bank details off me 2 weeks ago because I rang after I got the decision so what does that mean ? Because they already have the details and have already asked about hospital stays and that0
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No one here can tell you when you will receive the backdated money or when your award will be put into payment. The only ones that can tell you that is DWP.
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Hello I rang dwp today and they said they sorted out the payments last night and told me how much backdated money I'm getting and they said it will be in my account in 3-5 days
But other people have been saying theirs took 5-7 days or 7-10 what's all that's about so how do they know it's 3-5 days if other people's take longer than that ?0 -
doctorcrash16 said:Hello I rang dwp today and they said they sorted out the payments last night and told me how much backdated money I'm getting and they said it will be in my account in 3-5 days
But other people have been saying theirs took 5-7 days or 7-10 what's all that's about so how do they know it's 3-5 days if other people's take longer than that ?
It will totally depend on who you bank with as to how long it will take to receive your money in your bank. I bank with Natwest and for me it will be 3-5 working days.
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I'm with Lloyds bank so does that mean 3-5 days0
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So would u be able to tell me please how long il be waiting as I'm with Lloyds0
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doctorcrash16 said:So would u be able to tell me please how long il be waiting as I'm with Lloyds
I've no idea, sorry. Check your bank Tuesday or Wednesday and hopefully it will be there then.
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Could u please let me know when yours goes in post on here when u get it hopefully tomorrow or Friday0 -
I rang dwp today and they said it will definitely be in my bank Tuesday and not before so got to wait till Tuesday for mine they sent my award letter to0
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I know it's crazy0
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