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4 years 8 months ago #250343 by Rocker
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Hi I have help from case worker I was going to appeal a pip decision but my case worker was going fill the mandatory reconsideration notice in for. Me then she and had a Family loss and also I have come down with a bad case of shingles due to stress so I live on my own am just asking if it’s to late to get the appeal form back because it’s now being well over 4weeks also am very hard of hearing that’s why I have not able phone them to tell them of the Reasons I’ll being late so am I to late thanks Pete
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4 years 8 months ago #250346 by BIS
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Hi Peter
If you ask for a mandatory reconsideration more than a month after the date on the decision
letter you must give reasons for being late and the DWP will carry it out if they accept your
reasons.
Decision makers should accept your late request if it is 'reasonable', taking into account factors
including the following:
• You, your partner or dependant have been in hospital or suffered serious illness or one of
them has died
• You were not resident in the UK
• Normal postal services were adversely affected
• You have learning or language difficulties
• There is difficulty getting evidence or information to support your application
• Ignorance or misunderstanding of the law or time limits should be considered when
reasonable
This is not a complete list and each case should be considered on its own merits.
If you do not give reasons for being late they are unlikely to accept it.
You have some good reasons for the lateness. Also remind them you are hard of hearing and can't communicate by phone.
BIS
If you ask for a mandatory reconsideration more than a month after the date on the decision
letter you must give reasons for being late and the DWP will carry it out if they accept your
reasons.
Decision makers should accept your late request if it is 'reasonable', taking into account factors
including the following:
• You, your partner or dependant have been in hospital or suffered serious illness or one of
them has died
• You were not resident in the UK
• Normal postal services were adversely affected
• You have learning or language difficulties
• There is difficulty getting evidence or information to support your application
• Ignorance or misunderstanding of the law or time limits should be considered when
reasonable
This is not a complete list and each case should be considered on its own merits.
If you do not give reasons for being late they are unlikely to accept it.
You have some good reasons for the lateness. Also remind them you are hard of hearing and can't communicate by phone.
BIS
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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