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4 years 8 months ago #250497 by SirSupaDupa
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Hey Trace,
Mind telling us how it went and what kind of questions were asked?
Cheers
Sam
Mind telling us how it went and what kind of questions were asked?
Cheers
Sam
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4 years 8 months ago #250502 by luthersgirl
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Very surprised I had a letter today from tribunal saying I won my case and am now back on the enhanced rate of PIP living component dated back to 11 nov last year
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4 years 8 months ago #250504 by Gary
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Hi Trace
Absolutely delighted to hear that you have been awarded your enhanced PIP award. Great news well done, you can now have a breather. Depending on your circumstances, check to see if you will also be entitled to additional premiums such as SDP if you are in receipt of IR ESA.
Gary
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Absolutely delighted to hear that you have been awarded your enhanced PIP award. Great news well done, you can now have a breather. Depending on your circumstances, check to see if you will also be entitled to additional premiums such as SDP if you are in receipt of IR ESA.
Gary
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4 years 8 months ago #250603 by Phils
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Hi Trace
Really pleased for you!
Just wondering if you have any tips?
I too have m.e/cfs and I’ve got my tribunal on Friday, over the phone. I’m so nervous.
Can I ask how long it lasted? I’m worried about surviving a long complex call!
Thank you
Phils
Really pleased for you!
Just wondering if you have any tips?
I too have m.e/cfs and I’ve got my tribunal on Friday, over the phone. I’m so nervous.
Can I ask how long it lasted? I’m worried about surviving a long complex call!
Thank you
Phils
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4 years 8 months ago #250620 by Gary
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Hi Phils
In principle, it should be no different from a face to face appeal, there should still be three members on the panel although it is possible that there will be less. The questioning will still be about your limitations in regard to the PIP activities.
Some practical advice;
- have a glass or better still a jug of water available
- make sure you are seated in a comfortable chair, you are going to be there a while
- create a bullet list of any issues you want to be covered
- have the papers available, so you will need to be sitting at a table or similar, if you need to refer to a particular document then do so using the handwritten number usually in the right-hand top corner
- pen and paper in case you need to make notes
- if you can't hear or understand what is being asked then ask them to repeat the question
- you cannot record the hearing even for personal purposes
The time will vary depending if you are looking for the standard rate component or the enhanced rate component, the Tribunal will usually ask you at the beginning what components you are looking for.
Gary
In principle, it should be no different from a face to face appeal, there should still be three members on the panel although it is possible that there will be less. The questioning will still be about your limitations in regard to the PIP activities.
Some practical advice;
- have a glass or better still a jug of water available
- make sure you are seated in a comfortable chair, you are going to be there a while
- create a bullet list of any issues you want to be covered
- have the papers available, so you will need to be sitting at a table or similar, if you need to refer to a particular document then do so using the handwritten number usually in the right-hand top corner
- pen and paper in case you need to make notes
- if you can't hear or understand what is being asked then ask them to repeat the question
- you cannot record the hearing even for personal purposes
The time will vary depending if you are looking for the standard rate component or the enhanced rate component, the Tribunal will usually ask you at the beginning what components you are looking for.
Gary
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