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sheZZa
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Tomorrow I am going to a hospital appointment in London and I’m using public transport. Due to the benefits I’m on I am able to claim the train fare back. I will need to give evidence of my benefits but I cannot remember whether I need to take my PIP award for ESA award. Please could someone advise me. TIA.
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@poppy123456
Thank you Poppy. -
You should always have copies of these in case you loose the original. You never know when you will need them so file them away safely.
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Make photocopies. Keep them in a safe place.
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Hi @sheZZa, I hope you appointment went well yesterday, and that you managed to sort claiming it back.
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@wilko
i always have copies now after learning the hard way. -
@April2018mom
originals and copies are all filed away nicely now. I learned the hard way what happens when you don’t. ?
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