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8 years 1 week ago #156959 by Gordon
If you are found Fit for Work then you will need to provide Fit Notes from the day after the Decision applies in order to receive the ESA Assessment rate while waiting for an Tribunal.
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Maxpain wrote: O.K. thanks for help. So a M.R. After WRA could take more time than I expected...thought it would be a few weeks.(most have informed me about 14 days) I want to avoid JSA. tHEN GO TO ASSESMENT RATE ESA (maybe I can get it backdated...? Do I have to Still provide FIT NOTES when on ESA assessment rate...??
If you are found Fit for Work then you will need to provide Fit Notes from the day after the Decision applies in order to receive the ESA Assessment rate while waiting for an Tribunal.
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8 years 6 days ago #156997 by Maxpain
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so how long does it take to get to tribunal..?
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8 years 6 days ago #157030 by Gordon
There can be considerable regional variations but the average is probably about 3 months.
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Maxpain wrote: so how long does it take to get to tribunal..?
There can be considerable regional variations but the average is probably about 3 months.
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8 years 6 days ago #157031 by Gordon
There can be considerable regional variations but the average is probably about 3 months.
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Maxpain wrote: so how long does it take to get to tribunal..?
There can be considerable regional variations but the average is probably about 3 months.
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8 years 2 days ago #157220 by Maxpain
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Thanks for the Info Gordon..Much appreciated. Its my first time on ESA- so I think its worth going down that Road...(I HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE..).. i think your only allowed to go on the appeal Tribunal road once. I think I get free legal aid to from a local wefare rights office. I just hope there not too much /paperwork/hassle in it...
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8 years 2 days ago #157278 by Gordon
Your local office may be able to provide you with assistance but Legal Aid is no longer available for First Tier Tribunals.
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Maxpain wrote: Thanks for the Info Gordon..Much appreciated. Its my first time on ESA- so I think its worth going down that Road...(I HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE..).. i think your only allowed to go on the appeal Tribunal road once. I think I get free legal aid to from a local wefare rights office. I just hope there not too much /paperwork/hassle in it...
Your local office may be able to provide you with assistance but Legal Aid is no longer available for First Tier Tribunals.
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