Pip m r letter
Fireantguy22
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Hi I've wrote out my m r letter do I need to send any supporting letters off doctors etc with the M r letter or is that after I get refused again?
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You should send any relevant evidence, but your concentration should be on how you meet the descriptors with examples of what happens
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You must state your reason for the appeal clearly and forward any supporting evidence as soon as possible – do not wait for the hearing.Section 5 is where you must state your reasons for your appeal. You must write down the reasons why you think the decision is wrong. Your reasons do not have to be lengthy or written in legal language, but you need to say more than just 'I disagree'. Explain simply why you think the decision is incorrect and what you believe the correct decision should be.
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