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charlene
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Just wondering as Works and Pensions has a web site, would it be best to converse with them there. I have already made 3 requests for a copy of the assessor's paperwork to be sent to me and as yet nothing. Of course if I do there is always the chance they would use that against me. Just thought I would have a hard copy of what I said etc.
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Hi @charlene, is this the DWP website you're looking for? If so, there are some contact details further down the page.
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