Quickie Question re. PIP Appeal
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Cress
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Hello everyone,
I'm lodging a PIP appeal and have contacted welfare rights.
When they speak of 'case papers' what exactly does that mean?
Does it cover the MR only or everything from when I first put in change of circumstances?
Are all my documents ie. forms and evidence included or just some?
I'm lodging a PIP appeal and have contacted welfare rights.
When they speak of 'case papers' what exactly does that mean?
Does it cover the MR only or everything from when I first put in change of circumstances?
Are all my documents ie. forms and evidence included or just some?
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Hi cress
You will get a bundle which includes everything to do with your claim everything they have sent you and what you sent them
Hope your OK not seen you around much1 -
Hi janer,
Thanks for your help, that's good to know
I'm OK, thanks, just not been feeling chatty for a while, anti social mare that I am..
I hope you're well, janer...I often pop in for a look to see how everyone's doing and to get the odd bit of helpful advice!0 -
I'm OK thanks for asking
No problem if you don't feel like being chatty as long as you get what you want from the forum that's the important thing1
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