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5 years 2 months ago #244455 by wilton
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Can i send in some new evidence to appeal courts before i get the date for my appeal hearing and should i send copies to the dwp also.
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5 years 2 months ago #244458 by BIS
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Hi Ginger
Yes, you can send in new evidence and yes, I would send a copy to the DWP. Be aware the evidence needs to be relevant to the actual time of your claim.
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Yes, you can send in new evidence and yes, I would send a copy to the DWP. Be aware the evidence needs to be relevant to the actual time of your claim.
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5 years 2 months ago #244464 by Gordon
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Ginger
You can supply new evidence and testimony for your appeal up to about two weeks before the hearing, send it to the Tribunal Service only, they will send a copy to the DWP. Do not send a copy to the DWP yourself.
Sending it directly to the DWP can create problems with the evidence available to three parties involved in the appeal; yourself, the DWP and the TS panel. Evidence issues will almost certainly result in your hearing being adjourned to a later date to allow the problem to be resolved.
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You can supply new evidence and testimony for your appeal up to about two weeks before the hearing, send it to the Tribunal Service only, they will send a copy to the DWP. Do not send a copy to the DWP yourself.
Sending it directly to the DWP can create problems with the evidence available to three parties involved in the appeal; yourself, the DWP and the TS panel. Evidence issues will almost certainly result in your hearing being adjourned to a later date to allow the problem to be resolved.
Gordon
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