Hi friends my PIP claim has gone to a tribunal is there anything I can do to assist its success?

WabbitWabbit

Do you have a National Insurance Number ?

Margret1994

WabbitWabbit said:

Do you have a National Insurance Number ?

Yes ive lived in the UK all my life, im English

poppy12345

Margret1994 said:

• So my conditions were never in doubt and never the problem so I dont have to give evidence for them at the tribunal or so I think, I appreciate that is against all tribunal advice on google which is why I mentioned it here too , but a senior decision maker at PIP said the only issue was the residency so I hope I am making the right presumption here

  
  
• So again DWP has given me residency can PIP also deny me the same type of benefit related residency at the same time?

Whether or not your conditions were never in doubt that doesn’t mean you scored enough of points for an award even if HRT was never in doubt. 

You still haven’t specifically answered the most important questions. It’s impossible to advise without these answers. 

How many points did you score for daily living?
How many points did you score for mobility? 

born_again

Margret1994 said:

• So my conditions were never in doubt and never the problem so I dont have to give evidence for them at the tribunal or so I think, I appreciate that is against all tribunal advice on google which is why I mentioned it here too , but a senior decision maker at PIP said the only issue was the residency so I hope I am making the right presumption here

  
  
• So again DWP has given me residency can PIP also deny me the same type of benefit related residency at the same time?

So have they been out of the UK for a extended period, hence the need for HRT. But your friend (confusing as title mentions this, but answers are in the 1st person) previously had PIP prior to moving out of UK & is now claiming PIP again?

Spoonie_Turtle

born_again said:

Margret1994 said:

• So my conditions were never in doubt and never the problem so I dont have to give evidence for them at the tribunal or so I think, I appreciate that is against all tribunal advice on google which is why I mentioned it here too , but a senior decision maker at PIP said the only issue was the residency so I hope I am making the right presumption here

  
  
• So again DWP has given me residency can PIP also deny me the same type of benefit related residency at the same time?

So have they been out of the UK for a extended period, hence the need for HRT. But your friend (confusing as title mentions this, but answers are in the 1st person) previously had PIP prior to moving out of UK & is now claiming PIP again?

The mention of friends is a salutation: 'Hi friends, my PIP claim has gone to tribunal'

Margret1994

poppy12345 said:

Margret1994 said:

• So my conditions were never in doubt and never the problem so I dont have to give evidence for them at the tribunal or so I think, I appreciate that is against all tribunal advice on google which is why I mentioned it here too , but a senior decision maker at PIP said the only issue was the residency so I hope I am making the right presumption here

  
  
• So again DWP has given me residency can PIP also deny me the same type of benefit related residency at the same time?

Whether or not your conditions were never in doubt that doesn’t mean you scored enough of points for an award even if HRT was never in doubt. 

You still haven’t specifically answered the most important questions. It’s impossible to advise without these answers. 

How many points did you score for daily living?
How many points did you score for mobility? 

Im not sure it was a long time ago but it was enough for a moderate amount of PIP, which stopped not because of a lack of points but because of a residency issue

Spoonie_Turtle

Margret1994 said:

poppy12345 said:

Margret1994 said:

• So my conditions were never in doubt and never the problem so I dont have to give evidence for them at the tribunal or so I think, I appreciate that is against all tribunal advice on google which is why I mentioned it here too , but a senior decision maker at PIP said the only issue was the residency so I hope I am making the right presumption here

  
  
• So again DWP has given me residency can PIP also deny me the same type of benefit related residency at the same time?

Whether or not your conditions were never in doubt that doesn’t mean you scored enough of points for an award even if HRT was never in doubt. 

You still haven’t specifically answered the most important questions. It’s impossible to advise without these answers. 

How many points did you score for daily living?
How many points did you score for mobility? 

Im not sure it was a long time ago but it was enough for a moderate amount of PIP, which stopped not because of a lack of points but because of a residency issue

So what's the timeline here?

You had PIP before.  When was the end date of that award (roughly, even just a year would be helpful)?

Presumably left the country - when?  (Just for some temporal context.)

Came back to the country,
a) when, and
b) what happened with PIP, did you apply again or did you notify DWP expecting it to be reinstated, or something else?

peteuk

If Im correct the OP is resting on they had PIP so therefore once they have proven the HRT their PIP will be reinstated.   However this, as I believe is not the case.  And the OP will havbe to reapply for it.