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Lost letter for assessment

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Sunnydays79
Sunnydays79

Can I still attend my f2f assessemnt if I have lost my appointment letter?

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  • denise15811
    denise15811 Sunnydays79

    Posted

    Yes because you need to take some form of ID with you anyway, so it makes no difference.
  • Sunnydays79
    Sunnydays79

    Posted

    Thankyou. They just cancelled me anyway !
    • denise15811
      denise15811 Sunnydays79

      Posted

      No problem. Did they give a reason for cancelling? And did they give you another appointment for the assessment?
  • Sunnydays79
    Sunnydays79

    Posted

    Hi Denise: staff sickness . 2 hours before my appointment - I think they all went to the pub to watch the wedding lol!!

    No appointment yet.

    In was relieved at first but then I went into a real spiral of depression . I'd underestimated just how much I had "psyched myself up" ready and now I have to do that all over again!

    Oh well. I hope I am well enough very soon and this will be the one I ever have to go to!

    I hope everyone had a bit of sunshine over the weekend x

    • denise15811
      denise15811 Sunnydays79

      Posted

      It does happen unfortunately but saying that, you do have a point there about the wedding LOL. Good thing you were already on your way to the appointment. I've heard stories and plenty of them where they have left it to the last minute to ring and cancel.

      Lovely sun here, always make you smile more for sure. x

  • Sunnydays79
    Sunnydays79

    Posted

    Yes a bit of sun helps everything! 🌞

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