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millie123
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Do you all think I would be better off if I ask for for more time to appeal as I have had a major crisis over the weekend with a member of my family and I have a good enough reason to ask.
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Yes, I would call them tomorrow morning and explain the situation. I did and was given an extra 2 weeks
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If you have a crisis you can ask for an extension, it may be worth a phone call?Scope
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I am advised by a WRO on this site (Mike Hughes) that the only official time limit to appeal is within 13 months of the date of the MR letter.millie123 said:Do you all think I would be better off if I ask for for more time to appeal as I have had a major crisis over the weekend with a member of my family and I have a good enough reason to ask.
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