How long after winning appeal?
natekd30
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I was just wondering once people had won an appeal and had their claim sent to be processed how long did it take for their money to go in their account
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Hi and welcome it can take 2 -8 weeks for back pay to be paid but there are no set timescales it depends on workload and back logs
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HI,Once payment has been made it takes 3-5 working days to go into your bank, depending on who you bank with.0
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It’s been sent to the processing department will I receive anything to say the payment has been sent0
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You will get an award letter detailing payments but in a lot of cases the money is in your account b4 you get the letter and with current postal delays this would be likely0
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Hello @natekd30. I just wanted to add my congratulations for winning your appeal.0
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natekd30 said:It’s been sent to the processing department will I receive anything to say the payment has been sentYou will not receive anything to say that payment has been sent. As it's UC you're claiming then the decision letter will be uploaded onto your journal, they don't send paper based letters out when claiming UC.Whether you're owed any backdated money will depend on what the decision was. If it's just LCW and your claim started after April 2017 then there will be no backdated money and no extra money per month.0
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It’s pip I’m claiming not uc0
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Oh, i see. Regardless, they still don't tell you when payment has been sent. You will receive a decision letter with payment details on there but usually this is after you've received payment.
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It was declined and I won through appeal it’s with appeals team to work out my arrears as I was award from September 2019 so they owe me a big sum in arrears just rang should be in within 2 weeks I’m owed just under 6000 in arrears1
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