Taking the DWP to a small claims court?
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wilko said:What’s up with these people they have waited so long for their tribunal then win and can’t wait or become impatient with the DWP waiting for their back payments, you won’t be short changed, you will be paid in full.
In September an offer and the calculation was sent and ON RECEIPT OF AN E MAIL SAYING I EXCEPT THE CONTENTthe back payment was put into my account within 5 working days. there was also a new certificate of entitlement issued and that is where things went wrong, because another decision maker took over the case and within two days of 20th September 2020 the new calculation had been made and they altered the start date. In correcting that they then increased the end date, but instead of being openended it was for 2 years. All I wanted was a certificate of entitlement so I could get an Invalidity scheme car?
So I am wondering have you received a new certificate of entitlement and the calculation of your new entitlement as this would show a start and end date. ( Start date for where the back pay will be dated from, this also applies to claw back payments. ) ( end date for period of review, or for admin purposes like mine, 2029. ) as they don't like giving openended certificates, although mine does state open ended and never to be assessed again.
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