I've sent off my evidence for tribunal. How long to wait until outcome?
Steve_1908
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So i have sent over doc letter,prescription, and letters to the relevant parties. I have received copies back informing me they have received them and sent out. How long do i usually have to wait to hear an outcome? I also had my phone number changed.Should i make them aware? I told them i would be unable to attend so i think i will find out by post. any help or info be much appreciated
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Yes, you should contact HMCTS regarding your new telephone number. Some hearings are still taking place by phone. Paper based hearings have an extremely low success rate (between 5-8%) so if there's anyway you can change this to either attend or have a telephone hearing then it would be in your best interests for you to do this. There's a much higher success rate if you do this. Although, sometimes a decision can't be made on paper alone so they may even ask you to attend or have a telephone hearing.
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OP - have you updated DWP with change to your phone? You should do this.0
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i really struggle with mental health and being around people, why should the success rate differ if its on paper. phone or in person. i wouldnt know if i could make it on the day, but yes i could do it over the phone. can i ask for that to be changed to telephone ?Will inform DWP this morning on number change0
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Is there a way i can change my tribunral appeal from paper to telephone hearing? if so who do i contact. Due to mental health issues i struggle with alot of situations including being around others, i didnt realise tribunral could possibly be done over phone instead of attending.
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The majority of Tribunal hearings take place by phone at the moment anyway. Only the most extreme cases are done in person.
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Contact HMCTS. As advised on your other thread the majority of hearings still take place via phone.
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