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  • ET time to hear back after sending the ET1 form

    Hello,

    I have gone through the whole process of following a grievance procedure, sending in letters and meeting with the employer arranged through the ACAS concilliator.
    I reached the final step and sent the ET1 form to the employment tribunal.

    This has all been within the time limits and upon the ET1 form being received online by the Employment Tribunal I have received an automatic confirmation email.

    The email says what happens next:
    1. A copy of the claim will be sent to the respondent. They’ll have 28 days to reply.
    2. We’ll contact you when we’ve sent your claim to the respondent and explain the next steps.

    However, I waited for 4 weeks without hearing anything back and decided to phone the tribunal office to check on the case.
    After very long and persistent calls my query was answered that they are behind working/processing earlier cases (i.e. mid January).
    I was told that I should expect a call within 3 weeks.

    I have awaited a further 5 weeks since then and still haven't heard anything back.
    In total it has been 9 weeks since I submitted the ET1 form online.

    Can anyone advise if this is normal and what I should prepare to say before phoning to check again?

    I want to make sure my request on the progress is answered thoroughly and not disregarded.

    Normally I seek advice from the Citizens Advice Bureau but I need to be prepared for the worst case scenario, i.e. institunational error, etc.

    Thank you
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  • #2
    So I suspect that the email you received was the Notice of Acknowledgement?

    I would suggest that you do give them another call and at least establish that your ET1 has been sent to your employer and try and find out when that was. Your employer has 28 days to respond. Normally, barring backlog in processing cases, you would normally get a copy of your employer's response, (an ET3) if they are going to defend the claim, about 4-5 week after submissions of the ET1.
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    • #3
      Originally posted by mrstevenson View Post
      Hello,

      I have awaited a further 5 weeks since then and still haven't heard anything back from essay writer.
      In total it has been 9 weeks since I submitted the ET1 form online.

      Thank you
      me too, but finally i received reply back

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      • #4
        Thanks for the update, glad you have received a response.
        If you would like a one-to-one expert consultation with me on your employment issue than I can be contacted by emailing admin@legalbeaglesgroup.com

        I do my best to provide good practical advice, however I do so without liability.
        If you have any doubts then do please seek professional legal advice.


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