Appealing PIP - how long does it take to get the bundle?
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Have everything crossed for you, @guccidog and only sorry there is not more I can do.
With affection,
Richard @JennysDad -
Good luck @guccidog
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Going to court on my own. No rep. Just me against them. Oh well
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You don't really need a rep as panel will expect you to answer their questions. I had no rep and won.
Disability Rights Handbook, available from Disability Rights UK site, price £18.50, has a very good section on appeal hearings procedure. There might also be a copy in your local library reference section. Next edition out in May. -
Thank you so much.
I have heard that paper hearing you don't win. How true is that -
You have a much better chance of winning if you have an oral hearing.
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Thanks. Hope I am lucky. Does Sep ever give up or paperwork not in at 28days
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Hello everyone.
Recieved my bundle on Saturday. Which was quick as I had recieved DWP. text on Tuesday .so now I have read through bits and pieces.
I am dreading this court hearing.
How harsh are the panel? -
Hi I received a phone call yesterday of my representative from cab.just to say she has received same letters as me of the courts and now to expect a bundle.i explained my daughter phoned the tribunal clerk.and they said dwp got 21 days to respond as they haven't responded after the 28 days.what happens of they dont respond at all.im also dreading the tribunal when it does happen.im in south wales.so I'm not sure on waiting times. Any advice would be greatful thank you
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dillongirl said:Hi I received a phone call yesterday of my representative from cab.just to say she has received same letters as me of the courts and now to expect a bundle.i explained my daughter phoned the tribunal clerk.and they said dwp got 21 days to respond as they haven't responded after the 28 days.what happens of they dont respond at all.im also dreading the tribunal when it does happen.im in south wales.so I'm not sure on waiting times. Any advice would be greatful thank youAs i advised on your other thread here https://community.scope.org.uk/discussion/66819/awaiting-tribunal-date#latestIt's not unusual for DWP not to respond within the time given but they will eventually. I know you're very anxious but there's nothing more you can do.For waiting times in your area you can contact HMCTS and ask them what the times are and they will tell you an approximate time but it's just a guide.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
Thank you @poppy123456 for replying.im just going to try and forget about it for now.because it's just making me worse with my anxiety. Anyway hope everyone has a nice christmas.thank you for all the support giving.its just nice to able to talk to others instead of me going on melt downs with my family who have supported me.thank you again x
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