PIP tribunal won, but DWP not notified after a month, who do I contact?

Applecrayon
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Hello!
I won my tribunal appeal in February, and called the DWP today as it had been over 4 weeks since I got my decision letter from the Tribunal, but was told they have not received anything from the tribunal. I was told I should contact them to see what's happening, so I thanked the DWP person on the phone and went off to contact them. However, I can't figure out who to actually contact. I've got multiple different contact details for multiple departments all involved in the tribunal process. Should I use the number on the decision letter? The number on the website where I lodged the appeal? The court that held the tribunal itself?
Has this happened to anyone else? Any advice would be appreciated!
I won my tribunal appeal in February, and called the DWP today as it had been over 4 weeks since I got my decision letter from the Tribunal, but was told they have not received anything from the tribunal. I was told I should contact them to see what's happening, so I thanked the DWP person on the phone and went off to contact them. However, I can't figure out who to actually contact. I've got multiple different contact details for multiple departments all involved in the tribunal process. Should I use the number on the decision letter? The number on the website where I lodged the appeal? The court that held the tribunal itself?
Has this happened to anyone else? Any advice would be appreciated!
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First, Big Congratulations on your win.
Forward the Tribunal decision letter to the DWP yourself and ask for the decision to be actioned immediately.
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Don't send the original letter. Take a copy of it and send the copy to DWP.0
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