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donlee03
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Hi all,
I recently won my PIP appeal with a tribunal after nearly a year of waiting. There was a rep from DWP at the hearing so I was wondering if this will speed up the process of getting payment as they didn’t raise any issues
I recently won my PIP appeal with a tribunal after nearly a year of waiting. There was a rep from DWP at the hearing so I was wondering if this will speed up the process of getting payment as they didn’t raise any issues
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HI,Great news. It can take between 2-8 weeks to receive backdated money, some receive it about 2 weeks and others wait much longer. Hopefully you won't be waiting too long but there's nothing more you can do until you hear from DWP.
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Hi @donlee03 - Welcome to the community, & thank you for sharing such good news!
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Great news @donlee03!Community Manager
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