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Tribunal Representation and Appeals |
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What is an appeal?
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If you have received a decision about your benefit but do not agree with it you may be able to appeal.
An appeal can be made on form GL24 or in writing by letter.
You will need to show the following:
- Your name, address and date of birth.
- The date of the decision letter.
- The name of the benefit you have claimed.
- Why you think that the decision is wrong.
- Your National Insurance Number.
Beginning the process
Whether your appeal is submitted by the form GL24 or by letter you may choose to seek advice before doing this (check BAC link for addresses of advice centres).
You will need to give grounds for your appeal. The tribunal does not have to consider any issue that is not contained in the letter of appeal.
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