Is there any way I can add info to my claim without talking to anyone, or do I have to call them?
ali2021
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Hi , my pip forms are now with an accessor (I haven’t been contacted by anyone yet and that was around 3+ weeks ago) anyway, I need to add some more info of an OCD diagnosis to my claim, is there anyway I can do this without talking to anyone ?or do I have to call them, thank you x
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Hi
You can post the extra evidence to same address your claim form went to
Make sure you put a covering letter and put your name and ni number on all pages sent -
oh that’s a great idea thank you ! I just spoke to my mum and she asked if she’s allowed to call for me ? I’m not sure ?
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Hope that @janer1967's reply helps to answer your query and put your mind at rest about getting in touch about your claim @ali2021?
If there's anything else that we can help with, just ask. Otherwise, all the best with everything and hope things go smoothly for you.
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She can only call if she is your appointee but they will need to see the evidence anyway so may as well just post it
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