What do you take to a tribunal?
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dannymanutd
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hi all will have my tribunal soon what should i take with me thanks
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Hi @dannymanutd
Welcome to the community! Lots of members of the community have gone through the tribunal process and I'm sure will be in contact with you soon to advise you!Disability Gamechanger - 2019 -
Hi @dannymanutd and welcome to the community! Hope you are doing okay. I will move this to the benefit section of the community and hope people can be in touch!
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Hi I've got my sons pip appeal tomorrow . At the civil justice centre Manchester , wish me luck !!!!!! .
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good luck what have you been told to take mine will be at Liverpool thanks
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Good luck @shayjay let us know how you get on!
@dannymanutd - the advice simply says:Bring along all relevant documents that you have, including medical evidence and anything related to your original claim or appeal. It’s also a good idea to take notes of what you want to say that you can refer to in order to get your point across.
There is more information here.Scope
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@Sam_Scope even if they have that information already?
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I believe it would be useful to have copies with youScope
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If mp backing you up you sent letter off your mp to trubuial does dwp get copy from the trubuial do you think my mp letter change pip desion
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Well that was a waste of time ! I took everything I thought I would need , and guess what , they adjourned it !!!!!!! They want me to bring my son who has ADHD , Asperger and a servers language disorder , into court and speak for himself !!!! Well that's just !!!!! What do you say , it's going to be very upsetting for him . Can't wait !! ?
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As it's your son's claim and not yours was there any reason why you went alone, rather than taking him? They will need to see him for theirselves and for him to speak for himself so they know how his conditions affect him.
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. -
poppy123456 said:As it's your son's claim and not yours was there any reason why you went alone, rather than taking him? They will need to see him for theirselves and for him to speak for himself so they know how his conditions affect him.
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@Username_removed I'm from leigh/Wigan my tribunal will be held at liverpool tribunal service and my representative will be my girlfreind/Fiancèe do I have to ring and let them know as not been asked or anything thanks
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