Paperwork to case manager before tribunal, is this normal?
Lee123
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Hello everyone I'm new here
Iv previously got standard rate mobility with no care component,i i d a MR but still was awarded the same standard mobility with no care i have now taken it to the tribunal but o called DWP today and was told my paperwork was with a case manager my question is is this normal for it to go to a case manager before a tribunal?
Iv previously got standard rate mobility with no care component,i i d a MR but still was awarded the same standard mobility with no care i have now taken it to the tribunal but o called DWP today and was told my paperwork was with a case manager my question is is this normal for it to go to a case manager before a tribunal?
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Hi and welcomeIt is not unusual for a DM to review a case prior to tribunal especially if you have submitted more evidenceBe all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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Thank you for your reply
Do you have any idea what this could mean as I'm very confused
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No i submitted no more evidence
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It may not mean anything at all, just the DWP making sure of their positionDo you have a date for your hearing ?Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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Hi @Lee123, and a warm welcome to the community! Glad to see you've had some guidance from @CockneyRebel!
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Thank you
No no date as yet.just so stressful all these wondering what's going on.but i i take it as something they usually do
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