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Hi,
I got the date wrong; the letter says that they will award me pip from the 26th of Feb 2018 to the 12th of March 2021.
I may still go to the tribunal; I have to see some people and make some enquiries. I suppose the DWP might stop my payments when they learn I'm not going to tribunal; I will ring the tribunal court and find out what I can. -
Once they have made an award they cannot take it back without making a new decision
You have nothing to lose going to tribunal if you genuinely deserve a higher award
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
I'm looking at going to tribunal for my son. Does he have to come with me as I'm his appointee, don't won't him more stressed
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Hi,
After speaking to an adviser at the CAB yesterday, I have decided not to go ahead with attending a tribunal after all. I was lucky enough to be able to speak directly to the adviser who had helped me with my mandatory reconsideration. We went through all the points we'd raised, compared them to the things the DWP had given me points for, and concluded that I would not be very likely to get many more than I have already been given if I were to continue to tribunal. Thank you all for your help and support. -
As long as you have an award that you are happy with you can now relax.
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
can my award made in my mandatory, can it be taken from me if i lose my appeal i have both standard,and am frightend i will lose out on my standard on both rates ,
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donald said:can my award made in my mandatory, can it be taken from me if i lose my appeal i have both standard,and am frightend i will lose out on my standard on both rates ,
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. -
If you appeal to the tribunal, the judge should tell you if your current award is in danger giving you the option to withdraw. However if you fulfill the criteria for a higher award then you should think carefully
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
debsidoo said:Hi RVJ11
Age concern will give you advice they may be able to point you in the direction of an advocacy service.
You don’t have to be a pensioner to contact them.
Debsidoo.x
Some of these types of services are only there to just hold your hand so to speak.
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Username_removed said:Yadnad said:debsidoo said:Hi RVJ11
Age concern will give you advice they may be able to point you in the direction of an advocacy service.
You don’t have to be a pensioner to contact them.
Debsidoo.x
Some of these types of services are only there to just hold your hand so to speak.
Then we have the likes of yourself that fully understands the system and is able to prepare a proper submission and argue with the Tribunal on points of law.
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debbiedo49 said:I’m shocked that the cab have stopped going to tribunals. That’s a resource that is needed. It goes to show the lack of resources for certain organisations that are crucial for folks like us. What do we have to do? Maybe we should think about helping cab to get more funding locally?
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I have started a petition with change. Org for it to be Manditory for all PIP assessments to be recorded. Stop the lies and prevent the unnecessary stress and hardship we disabled people are all suffering.
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debbiedo49 said:I’m shocked that the cab have stopped going to tribunals. That’s a resource that is needed. It goes to show the lack of resources for certain organisations that are crucial for folks like us. What do we have to do? Maybe we should think about helping cab to get more funding locally?
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