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7 years 5 months ago #173759 by Suzy3
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Hi Gordon and Mrs Hurtyback. First many thanks to all at B&W for all the help/supportt, time and excellent guides provided.
Please help, I have received a letter from appeals saying if dw object to my appeal I will hear from appeals again, or that dw have 28 days to write to me. My question is if dw write and not change my award, does that mean my appeal will/will not go ahead?
In dw letter they have used abbreviations: FH, IO, and HOC variability? Anyone know what these mean?
Lastly, altho' the dw report is short, person has used the phrase ' 'it is likely' 3 times?
Would be very grateful for any help. Thank you.
Please help, I have received a letter from appeals saying if dw object to my appeal I will hear from appeals again, or that dw have 28 days to write to me. My question is if dw write and not change my award, does that mean my appeal will/will not go ahead?
In dw letter they have used abbreviations: FH, IO, and HOC variability? Anyone know what these mean?
Lastly, altho' the dw report is short, person has used the phrase ' 'it is likely' 3 times?
Would be very grateful for any help. Thank you.
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7 years 5 months ago #173777 by Gordon
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Suzy
From your description I think that the letter is a standard one as I am guessing that your appeal request was late. I would be surprised if the DWP object but it will depend on the reasons you supplied as to why it was late.
Even if they do it does not mean that your appeal will be refused, you can are entitled to answer the DWP's reasons for objecting.
FH - Functional History
IO - Informal Observations
HOC Variability - Can't find a specific definition for this, "hoc" usually means “for this” or "for this situation.", so the phrase as a whole would depend on the context.
"It is likely" is just a way of saying "it's my opinion".
Gordon
From your description I think that the letter is a standard one as I am guessing that your appeal request was late. I would be surprised if the DWP object but it will depend on the reasons you supplied as to why it was late.
Even if they do it does not mean that your appeal will be refused, you can are entitled to answer the DWP's reasons for objecting.
FH - Functional History
IO - Informal Observations
HOC Variability - Can't find a specific definition for this, "hoc" usually means “for this” or "for this situation.", so the phrase as a whole would depend on the context.
"It is likely" is just a way of saying "it's my opinion".
Gordon
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7 years 5 months ago #173798 by Suzy3
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Thank you.
Gordon my appeal letter could not be delivered to the Bradford office on a Sat morning. Apparently there was no access to building.
I had paid an extra £3plus postage to Royal Mail on top of the £7.25 next day guaranteed post, thus my appeal was 1 day late.
Received the MR 6th and appeal received 1st of following month!
Gordon my appeal letter could not be delivered to the Bradford office on a Sat morning. Apparently there was no access to building.
I had paid an extra £3plus postage to Royal Mail on top of the £7.25 next day guaranteed post, thus my appeal was 1 day late.
Received the MR 6th and appeal received 1st of following month!
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7 years 5 months ago #173803 by masterslip
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HOC = History of Conditions, see on PA4
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7 years 5 months ago #173818 by Gordon
The seem so obvious when you see them
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slipmaster wrote: HOC = History of Conditions, see on PA4
The seem so obvious when you see them
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