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5 years 10 months ago #214032 by Debs123
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Thankyou Gordon, will keep you updated. I hope you have a nice holiday planed as you deserve a nice relaxing break have fun. Xx.
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5 years 9 months ago #214188 by Debs123
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Welcome back hope you have had a lovely break just an update,apeal has been accepted DWP have till 18 July so will wait for thier letter.
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5 years 8 months ago #215347 by Debs123
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Hi Gordon
It's been 4 weeks since I sent in appeal, and DWP has this time to over turn or go to court. Could you please advise me what happens next and what information will I receive from them.
Thankyou xx
It's been 4 weeks since I sent in appeal, and DWP has this time to over turn or go to court. Could you please advise me what happens next and what information will I receive from them.
Thankyou xx
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5 years 8 months ago #215361 by Gordon
If you have not heard in a week then contact the Tribunal Service to see what is going on.
You will receive a copy of the DWP's submission, this contains all of the documents used in the making of the Decision; your claim form and anything attached, the assessment report and any information collected as part of the process. The DWP will provide details of their Decision and the law that was used to make it.
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Debs123 wrote: Hi Gordon
It's been 4 weeks since I sent in appeal, and DWP has this time to over turn or go to court. Could you please advise me what happens next and what information will I receive from them.
Thankyou xx
If you have not heard in a week then contact the Tribunal Service to see what is going on.
You will receive a copy of the DWP's submission, this contains all of the documents used in the making of the Decision; your claim form and anything attached, the assessment report and any information collected as part of the process. The DWP will provide details of their Decision and the law that was used to make it.
Gordon
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5 years 8 months ago #215365 by Debs123
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How long do I get to send in my submission is it 4 week time
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5 years 8 months ago #215367 by Gordon
If you opt for a Paper hearing that you do not attend then you have one month from the date of the letter accompanying the DWP's submission for the Tribunal Service to receive your submission.
If you opt for an Oral hearing that you attend then can continue to send information until two weeks before the hearing.
In either case, try and send your information as one document.
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Debs123 wrote: How long do I get to send in my submission is it 4 week time
If you opt for a Paper hearing that you do not attend then you have one month from the date of the letter accompanying the DWP's submission for the Tribunal Service to receive your submission.
If you opt for an Oral hearing that you attend then can continue to send information until two weeks before the hearing.
In either case, try and send your information as one document.
Gordon
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