UC50 Form Question

Hi Louise

Your Case Manager may want you to verify some information that they have.

You do have the option to send in your MR by post, but the information they want maynot be in the MR you are posting to them.

Gary

Hi Louise

When they say harmful information is not to be shared - they want to protect the claimant. Sometimes this happens when a claimant says something at the assessment and the assessor thinks they are at risk, or information has been shared by a health professional such as a GP, which is not to be shared with the claimant because it is deemed they are at risk.

Obviously, I have no idea why it appears on your form, but someone wants to protect you, and they have a duty of care to do so.

I'm sorry that your assessment doesn't appear to give you the information you need, but the fact that harmful information cannot be shared, you should use it as your argument in your MR.

BIS

Hi Louise,

I would say your best bet is to follow the guides on here, as they're great for helping you get the correct wording needed to help in relation to your claim.

This website (see link below) is also great for helping you get the format right.

www.advicenow.org.uk/guides/how-win-work...ty-assessment-appeal

Hope this helps,

Regards, Chris.