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Hi,
After the denial of my mandatory reconsideration, I am appealing, and will let them know I have a recording of the assessment..
When I filed a complaint to the health company, they didn't want to agree with anything I said. I didn't tell them about the recording.
Do you thing I should write them back and let them know I have a recording, or shall I just leave it until the appeal.

Regards
zenzen

Hi,
Im not sure I explained it right. Here I go again.
So I made a formal complaint to the health advisory service - They did not agree with me, and I did not tell them I had a recording.
For my mandatory reconsideration, I also didn't let them know about the recording I have, but I sent them a copy of my complaint letter.
Ive just seen on-line, that if I don't agree with the health advisers answer, I can write back again, and if they still refuse what I am saying, I can take the case to a independent case examiner.
I have sent a appeal, form, and have let them know I have a recording.

So what I'm asking, is, if I write back to the health advisors, should I let them know about the recording?
because I will do a independent complaint if I have to, as I can't believe all the incorrect information on the report.
Also, If I let them know I have a recording, can they try and refuse me taking a transcript to the appeal ?

Zenzen,