Tomorrow interview -- overreaching?

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  • poppy123456
    poppy123456 Online Community Member Posts: 64,463 Championing
    I used to be paperless too but this isn't always convenient, especially for those who don't have access to a printer. I do have a printer but the cost of the ink isn't cheap. For this reason i changed to receiving the paper copies, this way if i need them for anything i easily have them to hand.

    Glad the interview was nothing to worry about, as advised it was most likely a complete random check, which they do sometimes do and the letter you sent was most likely a automatically generated standard letter, which happened to ask for the evidence it asked for. Letters from DWP very often make no sense at all.
  • MarianneDown
    MarianneDown Online Community Member Posts: 10 Listener
    Poppy. I'm a bit chagrined about the list of things they asked for in the letter, causing me to have to rummage through file boxes to find letters and statements, as well as having to print off my bank statements and all my savings and investments, only to find they didn't actually want or need any of them.

    She was awfully sweet and friendly. I wondered if she was a "smiling assassin".
  • Adrian_Scope
    Adrian_Scope Posts: 11,754 Online Community Programme Lead
    Hi @MarianneDown. I'm glad it doesn't seem to have been anything to worry about. Did they say whether they would be in touch again? 
  • MarianneDown
    MarianneDown Online Community Member Posts: 10 Listener
    Thanks Adrian. No, that was the end of it.

    For now...
  • Adrian_Scope
    Adrian_Scope Posts: 11,754 Online Community Programme Lead
    Will be keeping my fingers crossed for you! :)

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