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PIP letter saying they have received all the information, is this right?
Nashmonique
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Currently waiting for a new date for tribunal as I am not able to attend the tribunal date as in hospital but I have recieved a letter yesterday from pip saying we now have all the evidence we need to decide if we can award you pip there is no need to contact us we will write to you once we have made the decision
Anyone know why I have received this??
Anyone know why I have received this??
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Hi @Nashmonique and welcome to the community! I hope you are feeling okay after being in hospital. It's possible that this is just an automated letter, when was the last time you spoke to the DWP?
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It must of been a few months back now as I had a tribunal date for the 21st june but because I'm in hospital I had to cancel and still waiting on a new date
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HI,We could only guess why that letter was sent. If you haven't had a decision letter from the Tribunal then it's unlikely that they've made a decision. The only way you'll know what that letter is about is to ring DWP and ask. I realise you're in hospital so if you can't ring yourself do you have someone that can ring on your behalf?
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