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| Information on what you can do if you have applied for a social security benefit, but think a decision is wrong. Appeal against a benefit decision (leaflet GL24) If you do not agree with a decision made by the Jobcentre Plus or Pensions Service about a social security benefit you have claimed or are receiving, then you can usually ask an independent tribunal to decide whether or not the decision is correct. OverviewLeaflet GL24, 'If you think our decision is wrong', gives information on what you can do if you have applied for a social security benefit, but think a decision is wrong. The leaflet explains what you can do for different types of benefit decisions. How to use this serviceTo access the leaflet you will need a copy of Adobe Reader. Information on how to download this for free is available on the right panel of this page. |
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