Originally posted by pbks
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Thank you for your reply.
Just wanted your further advice before proceeding with this route, as it could present a couple of issues.
Firstly, are they likely to want confirmation of my health from my GP? My GP has always been helpful and understanding in regards to my health, however, I would prefer not to involve her. My GP also has my correct DOB and may have to state this on any correspondence she may have to present as evidence, and the application credit form date of birth would not correspond with this.
It has my age as 61 which is not the government accepted retirement age, and they may then question, if I have to state what type of benefit I am receiving, how I can be on a state pension at that age, which could then present further problems?
I had considered writing to them some time ago to make them aware of my circumstances as I knew they were not going to improve, but was reluctant to do so as I didnt want to have to deal with the mental pressure that may have been involved, and also, in case that meant involvement of my GP. But as they were happy at the time to accept the SO of £1-00 I thought to leave it as it is, but now I am aware of the DOB error it could present further problems.
Thank you.
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