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Telephone Tribunal Update
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clarzier
Community member Posts: 51 Courageous
Well as many of you know I had my telephone tribunal on 1st July and today I had my decision notice....
I WON!!!!!! My benefit reinstated with a review date of 2023.
I'm shocked but over the moon. Thank you to everyone who has answered my posts on here its greatly appreciated.
So, what happens now?
I WON!!!!!! My benefit reinstated with a review date of 2023.
I'm shocked but over the moon. Thank you to everyone who has answered my posts on here its greatly appreciated.
So, what happens now?
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@clarzier you celebrate.... perhaps a glass of?congratulations xx
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Hi Lulu, evening
tomorrow sounds amazing 
hope you all enjoy it as best you can xx have your hubbys runs stopped? xx -
Aww thanks ,He says it’s just like Mr Whippy now ?? xx
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so very pleased for you @clarzier, such a huge weight off your shoulders/mind etc x relax tonight
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oh thats so funny!!
laughing ere xx -
Always good to read some good news, well done you2024 The year of the general election...the time for change is coming 💡
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@clarzier well done, nice to hear good news.
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GREAT NEWS and thanks for sharing with us, as for what happens now the DWP will be informed of the decision and they then have 28 days to request a statement of reasons which they dont normally do.
They will then put the decision into payment this could take up to 8 weeks -
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I agree. Just from the community alone there does seem to be a much higher success rate @Username_removed. It's been quite interesting.Community Manager
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