Dheeraj Sudan & Meenu Hinduja-How to get GP letters or reports for benefit
Hi Everyone, I'm Meenu and my husband Dheeraj , run a business. I’m currently applying for appealing a benefits claim and I’ve been told that a GP letter or medical report could help support my case. I just wanted to ask — how did you go about getting a GP letter for benefits?
Regards
Dheeraj and Meenu
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Hello Dheeri and Meenu , {removed surnames to protect identity - moderator}
Welcome to the forum. The best way is to ask at your GP surgery if a GP would write a supporting letter but there is often a cost to this request, so ask if a cost is applied and how much it would be before you agree to them writing a letter on your behalf. Also you may have to wait a while for a letter to be processed ususally about two - three weeks.
Hope this is helpful.
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The benefits office will contact your Doctor if they require information from them and if you agree to it.
They usually ask claimants not to submit letters from their GPs
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Thanks! Really appreciate it.
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