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PIP tribunal won, but DWP not notified after a month, who do I contact?

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Applecrayon
Applecrayon Community member Posts: 2 Listener
edited June 2022 in PIP, DLA, and AA
Hello!

I won my tribunal appeal in February, and called the DWP today as it had been over 4 weeks since I got my decision letter from the Tribunal, but was told they have not received anything from the tribunal. I was told I should contact them to see what's happening, so I thanked the DWP person on the phone and went off to contact them. However, I can't figure out who to actually contact. I've got multiple different contact details for multiple departments all involved in the tribunal process. Should I use the number on the decision letter? The number on the website where I lodged the appeal? The court that held the tribunal itself? 

Has this happened to anyone else? Any advice would be appreciated! 
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  • AndrewHall
    AndrewHall Community member Posts: 235 Pioneering
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    First, Big Congratulations on your win.

    Forward the Tribunal decision letter to the DWP yourself and ask for the decision to be actioned immediately. 



    Never allow DWP assertions to define you. They never have evidence of your true circumstances.
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  • ShirleyW
    ShirleyW Community member Posts: 355 Pioneering
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    Don't send the original letter.  Take a copy of it and send the copy to DWP.
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