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Voluntary Interviews? To attend or not to attend?
12 years 1 week ago - 12 years 1 week ago #103796 by Gordon
There is nothing sinister going on
this is a standard letter sent to members of the Support Group, just write back, thanking them for the opportunity but declining the invitation.
Gordon
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GSDMan999 wrote: Hi
I was transferred (without Medical) from IB to ESA Contributory Claim January 2012. The paper work I received did NOT specify a renewal time period? I've survived X3 Brain Hemorrhages. Age is 54 years Male
Friday last week, I've received a DWP letter inviting me to voluntary work focused interviews with an adviser.
One of my condition legacies is that I cannot manage stress. Of course you may consider that this letter has projected my levels greatly. Though the letter specifies that I do not have to attend, though I have to inform them. It further indicates that if I don’t attend if at some point in the future following another Work Capability Assessment I am moved out of the Support Group I will be required to attend interviews.
IK have to inform my acceptance or not? If I decline voluntary interviews is there a sinister mechanism to target me more? Should I seek a letter of support from my GP? Please Help me and advise I'm VERY WORRIED
There is nothing sinister going on
this is a standard letter sent to members of the Support Group, just write back, thanking them for the opportunity but declining the invitation.Gordon
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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