PIP new claim uploading evidence/letters etc

Hi CFremont

I haven't used the online system. The two ways you mention will both work - it depends on what you're most comfortable with.

Personally, I would photograph letters, save them as one PDF and load that. However, as I've said, I haven't used the system and don't know what it says about the size of files you can load up - so if I didn't have much experience, I would photograph and upload them individually. If I was using a scanner, I would do it in the same manner.

One of our members who has used the system will hopefully tell you what they have done.

BIS

Hi, I have uploaded mine on the system as a PDF file - it was time taking, but you've got the guarantee that they're there. It doesn't show you what you've uploaded on the system, however after a couple of weeks, you get a large brown A4 sized envelope through the post, with a copy of what you've uploaded, and that's their way I believe of confirming receipt of your documentation. I also renamed all my documentation so they could see what it was, and make sure that your N.I.no is on every page. Hope this helps.

Hi there - certainly - it depends on what you've got them originally saved as - then you need to download a converter (plenty free ones out there) so it's being converted from what type of file it is, and saved as a PDF via the converter. If you tell me what type of file it is, and I should be able to help you out with converting it. Some files as well, you can simply type .pdf at the end and then the computer system recognises it as a pdf file, but you have to make sure you've a program that will open it such as Adobe or Foxit for example. I know things can be tricky if you're not very tech savvy with computers, but I'll certainly help any way I can.