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danb79
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Need some urgent advice as Ive been reported to dwp by somone, Im worried what will happen,
The only thing Ive Done wrong is not tell dwp that i go to mental health day Service through psychiatrist? As i honestly Dint think i had to tell them,
I thought you only told them If you had to change
Address or doctors... Worried about losing benefits now
The only thing Ive Done wrong is not tell dwp that i go to mental health day Service through psychiatrist? As i honestly Dint think i had to tell them,
I thought you only told them If you had to change
Address or doctors... Worried about losing benefits now
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@danb79 Hi Dan what exactly did your letter say ?
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Just be called in cos some reported Me To dwp. .
Want to check my circumstances? -
@danb79 Try not to worry too much it might be something nothing . Someone will try to help you on here .
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I'm sorry to hear this @danb79. When are you due to see them?
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take a friend or someone for support as they cant deny this and especially if they are going to be picky on mental Health issues.
Let us all know how this meeting goes. -
Hi danb
Does your letter say "Interview under caution" ?
You are required to inform any change of circumstance that can affect when where or how you are paid.
Unless your attending is in conflict with your reasons for claim or has produced a change in your health, you are not required ti inform them.
Unfortunately their are some malicious and jealous people in this world
CR
Be all you can be, make every day count. Namaste -
Hi @Danb79
If the jobcentre have asked you to come in and speak to them, think of it as an opportunity to go and explain to them the correct version of events that they may not, at this time, know.
As CR says, there are some malicious people out there, and yours would most definitely not be the first case to be examined and determined that this is what had happened.
If it is an interview under caution, then you are entitled to take a solicitor with you, you can find one on the law society website if you search criminal law, then fraud, you can normally get legal aid if you have low income etc...
http://solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk/
Hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Mary
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