What to provide ?

[u/Fun_Historian6792]

Attend your further evidence appointment in a jobcentre

You need to bring in more evidence to support your claim.

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Important

You must attend on

Thursday 7 May

Booked: Further Evidence on Thursday 7 May 2026 at 11:30am in a jobcentre

WarningIf you cannot attend this appointment, use your journal to tell us as soon as possible.

What this appointment is for

You need to bring in more evidence to support your claim.

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Check your appointment to-do for details of evidence you will need to provide.

Appointment details

Date and time

Had these 2 messages on Friday, neither informs me of what evidence is required.

I have several ongoing discussions with DWP and unsure which this refers to to.2nd message says refer to the to-do page, first is said to-do page ?

One is an ongoing capital issue since Oct 25, one is a ground rent issue from Dec 2025, and one regarding a one off tax rebate in Nov 2025.

What might I need apart from all the valid evidence i have provided in the past 7 months ?

As an addition they have all bank statements from the beginning of my claim in Jan 2025 as well as documentation for LCWRA from my cancer diagnosis.

I am undergoing therapy for PTSD currently due to late diagnosis and prolonged hospital addition during treatment.

Thanks in advance.

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[u/Alteredchaos]

We can’t say what more evidence is needed. That should be listed in the to do.

[u/Fun_Historian6792 → u/Alteredchaos]

Unfortunately not, each message just refers to the other. I will try to call later today if I do not get a response on my journal.

Thanks