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12 years 3 months ago - 12 years 3 months ago #95864 by Kummerzz
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Hello
I have been waiting for my appeal since september i got letter this week to say that the original decision is being upheld so therefore the papers will be passed to the independent tribunal I am correct in thinking this should take about a month before I receive my copy of the papers and then the form for the tribunal office.
I have been waiting for my appeal since september i got letter this week to say that the original decision is being upheld so therefore the papers will be passed to the independent tribunal I am correct in thinking this should take about a month before I receive my copy of the papers and then the form for the tribunal office.
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12 years 3 months ago #95868 by Gordon
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Boscozz wrote:
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It may well be quicker, but no longer than one month, although Christmas and New Year may get in the way.Hello
I have been waiting for my appeal since september i got letter this week to say that the original decision is being upheld so therefore the papers will be passed to the independent tribunal I am correct in thinking this should take about a month before I receive my copy of the papers and then the form for the tribunal office.
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12 years 3 months ago #95877 by Kummerzz
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Thanks Gordon.
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12 years 3 months ago - 12 years 3 months ago #95965 by gary
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Gordon wrote:
thanks Gordon,
Ive been told 2 different things from the dwp.
Originaly been told the reconsideration had taken place, after a phone call to them they are saying its not been decided yet and surprise they are running behind by around 4mths.
They were not running behind when they cut the payments though, this happened pretty quick.
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I believe the one month rule is defined in Regulation 24(7) of the following, I haven't been able to find a more "english" definition, so I am not 100% on this.
The Tribunal Procedure (First-tier Tribunal) (Social Entitlement Chamber) Rules 2008
www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2008/2685/pdfs/uksi_20082685_en.pdf
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thanks Gordon,
Ive been told 2 different things from the dwp.
Originaly been told the reconsideration had taken place, after a phone call to them they are saying its not been decided yet and surprise they are running behind by around 4mths.
They were not running behind when they cut the payments though, this happened pretty quick.
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12 years 3 months ago #95966 by Gordon
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gary wrote:
If a Reconsideration has not been completed, then I am afraid there is nothing you can do but sit and wait for Decision to be made, unless of course you have any new evidence, as it sounds as if there will be time to submit for inclusion in the Reconsideration.
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It may not seem so, but it is actually a good thing that they move so quickly to stop or reduce payments as it avoids issues of overpayment, which in some cases, can take years to resolve.Ive been told 2 different things from the dwp.
Originaly been told the reconsideration had taken place, after a phone call to them they are saying its not been decided yet and surprise they are running behind by around 4mths.
They were not running behind when they cut the payments though, this happened pretty quick.
If a Reconsideration has not been completed, then I am afraid there is nothing you can do but sit and wait for Decision to be made, unless of course you have any new evidence, as it sounds as if there will be time to submit for inclusion in the Reconsideration.
Gordon
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12 years 3 months ago #95970 by gary
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Gordon wrote:
yes theres plenty of time to go through the ESA85 now.
gary wrote:
It may not seem so, but it is actually a good thing that they move so quickly to stop or reduce payments as it avoids issues of overpayment, which in some cases, can take years to resolve.Ive been told 2 different things from the dwp.
Originaly been told the reconsideration had taken place, after a phone call to them they are saying its not been decided yet and surprise they are running behind by around 4mths.
They were not running behind when they cut the payments though, this happened pretty quick.
If a Reconsideration has not been completed, then I am afraid there is nothing you can do but sit and wait for Decision to be made, unless of course you have any new evidence, as it sounds as if there will be time to submit for inclusion in the Reconsideration.
Gordon
yes theres plenty of time to go through the ESA85 now.
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