Tribunal address
LittleGizmo86
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Hi guys,
I dont know if i am just being thick but i have printed off the tribunal form to appeal a PIP decision and i cant for the life of me find the address i am supposed to send it to. It says it is on the form but i cant see it lol. Does anyone know where i should be looking or know what it is hahaha... sorry for the daft question.
Thanks
I dont know if i am just being thick but i have printed off the tribunal form to appeal a PIP decision and i cant for the life of me find the address i am supposed to send it to. It says it is on the form but i cant see it lol. Does anyone know where i should be looking or know what it is hahaha... sorry for the daft question.
Thanks
Comments
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HMCTS Birmingham. Address to DWP /PIP Tribunal Appeal. Google HMCTS DWP APPEALS for full address and how to file your appeal.
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Hi @Peasmold_01
Thank you so much for your reply. A family member just pointed the address out on the form to me... it is in the signature section.
I feel so stupid! Poor eyesight and all that lol
Thanks again
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