Tribunal or Adult Disability Payment?

DD91
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Hi I received a letter today my MR failed but I’m not surprised after reading the stories on here. My question is should I take it to tribunal or since I live in Scotland should I just apply for The Adult Disability Payment? I don’t really want to wait over a year for a tribunal, I need money sooner.
Thanks
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If you applied for ADP then it would only be paid from the date you rang to start your claim. If you took the PIP decision to Tribunal (which is very unlikely to take a whole year) and if awarded you will be owed money from the start of your claim.I have no idea how long claims are currently taking for ADP.0
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Thank you
If I can get ADP sooner then I’m not bothered about the back pay. I’m just not sure what to do0 -
Also I’ve read a lot of stories on here where people have waited over 12 months for tribunal0
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That would be 12 months since applying for PIP, not 12 months for a Tribunal date. There hasn't been backlogs for that length of time since Covid began. Waiting times are much quicker now.Only you can decide what you want to do.0
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Aww I thought it was 12 months just for tribunal I’ve got some thinking to do0
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Hi @dd91
I'm wondering whether it might be worth you getting some professional advice on this? You can what support is available in your area by searching on advicelocal.uk
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You can also request the Tribunal for the PIP decision and then start a claim for ADP. If the Tribunal make an award then you will your be paid from the date you rang to start your claim up until the day before your ADP claim started.
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Is it better to apply online for tribunal or through the post?0
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I hope you get a date before long @DD91, keeping fingers crossed for you!1
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Still waiting on a date that’s 29 weeks I’ve been waiting0
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hi i want to know how long does it take to get date for tribunal for adp? I got 7 numbers only fail from 1 numbers lol which I don’t understand why they did that but anyone have experience for tribunal in this case many thanks!
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