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Tribunal won
andrewdwpproplems
Member Posts: 9 Listener
Long story short
won my tribunal in November
waited 8 weeks
to be told by dwp that there was error on date the judge had put
so judge had to amend date
now I have had a letter of judge to say the date is correct
don’t know what to do next cheers for help
won my tribunal in November
waited 8 weeks
to be told by dwp that there was error on date the judge had put
so judge had to amend date
now I have had a letter of judge to say the date is correct
don’t know what to do next cheers for help
Comments
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HI,My advice is to ring DWP tomorrow morning and speak to them.
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I will
just wanted to see if anyone have heard of this happen
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Can the dwp do same again now
say that the date is not correct
and have go back to judge again -
If the date isn't correct then they won't pay backdated money owed. When did your PIP stop and what date does it state on the Tribunal decision letter?
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Pip ended 25/03/2019
but says on letter
that my new mobility part(which I never had)
is to be from Oct 2018 -
Why is the judge saying it’s correct if it’s not
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I can see why DWP are saying it's incorrect here because those dates don't make sense.
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