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Rosie2023
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Good morning
Just looking for advice regarding tribunal. I got knocked back on Friday regarding my MR so will be going forward with tribunal. Do you have to send all new evidence straight away? I have an appointment on the 7th February for xrays to show further deterioration in my joints ( wrists, fingers and ankles and toes) with osteoarthritis.
Also I have an appointment with cardiology due to my arrhythmia ( scan showed some blockages and enlarged heart)
Once I've had these appointments it takes a little while to show on my records then to ask Dr for copies etc I'm just concerned about the length of time I have to send everything off?
Thank you
Just looking for advice regarding tribunal. I got knocked back on Friday regarding my MR so will be going forward with tribunal. Do you have to send all new evidence straight away? I have an appointment on the 7th February for xrays to show further deterioration in my joints ( wrists, fingers and ankles and toes) with osteoarthritis.
Also I have an appointment with cardiology due to my arrhythmia ( scan showed some blockages and enlarged heart)
Once I've had these appointments it takes a little while to show on my records then to ask Dr for copies etc I'm just concerned about the length of time I have to send everything off?
Thank you
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No, you don't have to send anything now. Any additional evidence can be sent at a later date. Do also be aware that they will only take into consideration how your conditions affected you at the time the assessment took place. Any worsening of conditions will not be considered.
For the best chance of a decision in your favour I'd advise you to either choose to appear in person or have a video/telephone hearing.0 -
Thank you Poppy
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