Appeal Form - how to word my husbands disagreement with MR disallowance

Maxinus
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Could you please give me any advice on how to actually word the basis for our disagreement on the initial appeal document? does it have to be in depth or just a brief summary with all supporting evidence to follow?, how does the process work and do you have to state at that stage if someone is representing you? or if you will be attending in person? Thank you
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You do not need to go into detail on the SSCS1. Once your appeal is accepted you will be sent a bundle of all the evidence used to make the decision.You should check to make sure that all your evidence is included and then use this to make your submission.If you can get trained help from an agency near you then that would be the best bet0
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Thank you.
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Hi cockneyrebel when you get letter they have your tribunal how long do you wait to go to it0
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Hi DottyWaiting times for tribunals vary from area to area, most are running with long delays, a year or more is not uncommon0
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can you submit your initial appeal form on line?
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Wow do you still get paid while waiting0
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Dotty123 said:Wow do you still get paid while waiting
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Hi it’s me the pain I got letter from tribunal saying received my tribunal appeal dated 17/4 received Easter sat ,I rang like you said tues when opened they say they have not a letter for me to get backdated money said someone will ring me today no call ,how do I get my money do I ring tribunal what0
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Dotty123 said:Hi it’s me the pain I got letter from tribunal saying received my tribunal appeal dated 17/4 received Easter sat ,I rang like you said tues when opened they say they have not a letter for me to get backdated money said someone will ring me today no call ,how do I get my money do I ring tribunal what
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Oh ok sorry to ask again0
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