CAB quickly attached a caseworker to me, made me sign some forms, very quick, no chance to read,
i had written my own ESA appeal, just went in to ask some general questions, they made it all rather legal and cold and robotic and formal,
I dont understand fully whats going on.
What does it mean to have a Caseworker attached to me?
What do they do? and they are employed by? they are volunteers or paid employees of cab?
CAB have sent me a letter with some misinformation on the meeting we had and
what was said.
The letter says i asked for help and assistance with appeal a few times, which i didnt really.
Does it matter if this letter is incorrect in some parts?
My condition(s) is not entirely accurately worded on letter.
I went to CAB many months ago with appeal questions, and they just answered questions and left me to get on with appeal. BUT this time, why is this all different?
ALSO he went through some descriptors in meeting very quickly and made notes,
WHY was this? On the letter to me, the descriptors he made notes on and my comments are mentioned with points scored over 15. BUT not ALL the descriptors or areas of physical and mental health were spoken of in meeting, as it was a bit rushed and fast paced.
Do you think this descriptor and points scoring by CAB will be sent off to jobcentre as part of appeal?
If so, id like it corrected and more thorough.
I dont wanna argue and be difficult with cab as they might be offended and not help as much.
i mean, cab are on my side are they not?
Letter also says if case is not strong enough cab will withdraw.
WHAT?! i didnt even ask them to be my caseworker etc.
What if my appeal was not written by me? CAB would have written it all up for me?
Now they say they will help me with DLA form. Which im pleased with, but just dont want that rushed.
So now my appeal is a "CASE"? so potential for costs incurred and charged to me?
It almost felt like a salesman, sign this, sign that, well do this, ok, goodbye.
thankyou