Pip claim journey to Appeal

Hi Sum,
The papers are for you to do as you please. Most of the pages will be familiar to you,- ie claim form, med reports you gave sent In your MR letter etc.
There will also be copies of decisions, and in particular the assessment report (PA 3 or 4) and the final decision comments made due the appeal. It is likely that you have seen the PA4 (PA4 is a report made after an attended assessment PA3 when non attended.) The decisions may say nothing new than before.
Firstly you don't have to say anything. If your MR and or appeal are full there's no need to repeat what's said before.
However, if you feel that now you have all the info and need to say more, if you wish you can make notes on the appeal bundle, pen or pencil but since the tribunal might refer to this in the hearing don't obliterate what's written.
You can use a pencil note to highlight any discrepancy eg in what was said during the assessment or incorrect assertions etc which you can then comment about in a further letter to the tribunal. Again you can just do this verbally at a hearing, but as I usually advise, don't nit pick, group the criticisms into 4 or 5 bullet points and give examples of each. A paragraph or two about health background, your general struggles etc, deterioration etc is also a good opportunity to provide the tribunal with an overview.
If what you have to say is lengthy then best to write this and send in. However if it's only a brief couple of comments this could be done in the hearing.
I hope this helps.
LL26