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1 year 5 months ago #280638 by Anita
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Hi
I've tried looking all over the place and can't find an answer. Please can you advise?
If I'm found to be awarded PIP at Tribunal, will the non dependent deductions being made from my UC housing element be back dated and repayed to me please? My daughter is a uni full time student. She has no earned income, she lives off of student loans.
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I've tried looking all over the place and can't find an answer. Please can you advise?
If I'm found to be awarded PIP at Tribunal, will the non dependent deductions being made from my UC housing element be back dated and repayed to me please? My daughter is a uni full time student. She has no earned income, she lives off of student loans.
Thank you
Regards
Anita
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1 year 5 months ago #280695 by Anita
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Hi, I seam to have missed the answer? Regards Anita
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1 year 5 months ago #280696 by Gary
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Hi Anita
Not sure what happened to the answer, as I remember answering it myself.
If you win your award, I would post the decision letter on your journal and ask for an 'any time review'.
Your UC should be backdate to the date of the decision, do not ask for a backdate as a backdate may only go back one month, if you ask for an any time review it goes back to the beginning.
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Not sure what happened to the answer, as I remember answering it myself.
If you win your award, I would post the decision letter on your journal and ask for an 'any time review'.
Your UC should be backdate to the date of the decision, do not ask for a backdate as a backdate may only go back one month, if you ask for an any time review it goes back to the beginning.
Gary
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1 year 5 months ago #280701 by Anita
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Hi Gary
Thank you for that. Can I ask what is an anytime review? I've just tried Google, no luck. Does it have another name
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Thank you for that. Can I ask what is an anytime review? I've just tried Google, no luck. Does it have another name
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1 year 5 months ago #280723 by Gordon
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Anita
It is exactly what it says , a review of a benefit Decision at any time after it is made, it is used for Decisions where there is no conflict over the details of the Decision, this would be an MR, but rather whether the Decision should have been made in the first place.
So, the Decision you are now contesting was made because you lost your PIP award, the Tribunal has re-instated that award, so the reason the ND Deductions were stopped no longer exists and you are asking the DWP to revise their Decision and reinstate the payments from when they were stopped.
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It is exactly what it says , a review of a benefit Decision at any time after it is made, it is used for Decisions where there is no conflict over the details of the Decision, this would be an MR, but rather whether the Decision should have been made in the first place.
So, the Decision you are now contesting was made because you lost your PIP award, the Tribunal has re-instated that award, so the reason the ND Deductions were stopped no longer exists and you are asking the DWP to revise their Decision and reinstate the payments from when they were stopped.
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1 year 5 months ago #280736 by Anita
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Thank you this. It makes sense now.
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