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13th April 2008, 17:47
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Incapacity Stopped with no warning. I've just found an absolute corker of a webpage purely for Blind and Partially Sighted folks. I really wish I'd seen it before my husbands CLA claim was sent off.
If it helps anyone else here it is:: Disability Living Allowance |
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16th April 2008, 17:24
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Incapacity Stopped with no warning. Just a quick update Patrick.
After hearing nothing from IB since February I asked my hubby to phone them today and see what was going on. It seems that they got his appeal letter weeks ago, and several documents have been sent off to their medical department. But he said because our appeal had been put on plain paper, instead of one of their numbered forms, it seems it isn't valid!
My husband asked 'so you're telling me that just because I sent you something on the wrong paper, you are going to send it back to me, and I am going to have to copy the exact words down onto a different piece of paper and send that back to you?'
The guy answered 'yes, that seems to be the case'.
My hubby asked 'Is it just me, or do you find that totally absurd?'.
The guy answered 'I couldn't possibly comment.'
So I expect we will get another form through the post within the next few days.
I also asked him to phone the DLA to see how that case was going, and the outcome of that call was that it had been passed to the Decision Maker, who has a deadline of April 27th to respond to us. The operator couldn't give us any inclination as to the outcome as it has nothing to do with him.
So fingers crossed the next few weeks bring a bit of better news.
__________________ Settled at 50% Clydesdale £155. Should have been £310 charges, plus interest Husbands Account. SETTLED IN FULL: MBNA £1230. For Hubby. Halifax £39. RBS £342. For Hubby. Cap One £200. Abbey:  Settled in FULL April 18th 2007. £5179.83 Paid but what a long battle! 
COMPENSATION OF £100 ON 14/04/08 FOR CONTINUED HARASSEMENT.
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17th April 2008, 01:54
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: Incapacity Stopped with no warning. Whoever you spoke to is wrong that it has to be on their appeal form. The following is taken from the DWP's advisor's site at DWP - NI260 - Part 3: The appeals process - Making an appeal Providing all the information needed
Letters of appeal can be accepted, but only if they contain all the information needed to deal with your appeal. [SSCS (D&A) Regs 1999 33]
An appeal will only be accepted if the form or letter: - is signed by the person who has a right of appeal or by a representative who has written authority to act on their behalf
- gives the date and details of the decision under appeal, or enough information for the decision to be identified
- contains the grounds for the appeal. It is not enough to say that you are unhappy with the decision. You must say why you think the decision is wrong.
I guess that they have already sent it back to you so that's not a lot of help, so when you get the form fill out the short part with date of decision, name NI number etc and just write "see attached" in your reason for appeal and sign it. If possible make sure you keep a copy of the form and take it to the jobcentre and ask whoever you speak to there to give you a receipt so that if it goes missing you can still prove that you got the appeal in within the time limits.
Last edited by Invasive_Frost; 17th April 2008 at 02:00.
Reason: Forgot to mention to sign it.
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17th April 2008, 09:31
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Incapacity Stopped with no warning. well done invasive that is what i used with the help of my MP,i forgot to mention Kerrie when you said your MP was not responding the way round this is to contact the opposition MP and complain to them that the MP for your area is not responding to your urgent pleas for help,this will cause the MP some difficulties and also make them move your complaints to the top of their list,also the written letters need to be responded to by asking for the branch manager to deal with your claim and if they fail to satisfy your query about the letter you sent with all details then ask the branch manager to further your complaint to their area manager,this works because my claim is with the secretary of state personally and the branch manager has been removed this week due to inapropiate conduct ? whatever that means but basicly it was because they tried to deny me my FREEDOM OF INFORMATION concerning all my data and they also lied to the MP so at last i have proven my case and shall put on here the full transcript of events for others to see...just try going to the top kerrie and by pass the muppet brigade also when you contacted the DWP/DLA it does not sound like bad news you will probably find that they will deal with your dla claim more favourably...
keep your spirit up and good luck
patrickq1
Last edited by patrickq1; 17th April 2008 at 09:33.
Reason: as usual terrible spelling and grammar but i am only a simple person ? please do not respond to the last quote lol
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17th April 2008, 18:49
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| | Platinum Account Customer | Re: Incapacity Stopped with no warning. Well looks like I'm about to be in the same boat as I got a letter today of Atos wanting me to ring them to make an appointment for a with one of their "doctors" (they've been calling for the last few days too but I'm not about to lose points on the PCA by answering the phone).
Just a quick reminder to anyone who hasn't signed my petition yet at Petition to: reform incapacity benefit so the word of a patients GP is accepted as proof of incapacity. it only has a few days left to run and needs a lot more signatures otherwise it'll just get ignored
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