Pip tribunal.

Hi Filey

I believe Gordon mentioned it in an earlier post, but it was to do with typing quotation marks in the subject bar.

if you are having issues completing the online appeal and it come up with an error code then you need to contact HMCTS, they will help you.

Whenever I do an online appeal, I complete my submission in word first, and then copy and paste it online. If anything goes pear shaped I still have a copy to start again.

Gary

Hi Filey

I have been there many times, which is why I now write it out in word and then copy and paste.

You can add additional supporting documents but I do not think that once you press the send button you can then make any changes. If you need to make changes then contact HMCTS and ask, You could say that you pressed send button by mistake and had not checked the information for accuracy.

This is why I write mine in word first.

Gary

Hi Filey,
Definitely write your Grounds of Appeal in Word. For some reason if you type everything in the box in the online form you lose all the formatting. New paragraphs, bullet points, numbering etc all come out as one huge paragraph no gaps when the form gets printed out as part of the appeal bundle. It looks completely different than when on the screen and it becomes very difficult to read when there are no gaps between paragraphs etc! No idea why this happens!
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