Sorry to ask a trivial question, but when writing to ask for a reconsideration of the decision to stop ESA should I put evidence (or reasons I believe their decision is wrong) in the letter? I gather you can send this afterwards but I don't have much to add and I think there's probably not much point in prolonging the process. I was anxious to get the letter sent but was wondering if I should take a little more time to consider and add reasons now. Thanks for any help
Rayland wrote: Sorry to ask a trivial question, but when writing to ask for a reconsideration of the decision to stop ESA should I put evidence (or reasons I believe their decision is wrong) in the letter? I gather you can send this afterwards but I don't have much to add and I think there's probably not much point in prolonging the process. I was anxious to get the letter sent but was wondering if I should take a little more time to consider and add reasons now. Thanks for any help
If you don't think you need extra time to source extra evidence or you do not think that there is anything else you can supply then you should explain in your MR request why you disagree with the Decision.
Remember, you will only receive an award by showing that you meet the criteria so it would be worth your going back through your PIP2, the PIP Claim guide and the assessment report or if you do not have this the DM's comments to make sure that you have shown that you do.
Gordon
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