Best way to send Attendance allowance form.

Make a copy of the forms to keep and send the others registered.

lixy - I have a copy of the pdf file on my laptop and on an external usb stick. I am very careful with these things! Thanks for the good luck wishes.

crazyH

Glad you clarified that LadyStardust 😂

We took a copy of ours before we sent it; just the pages we had filled in, not all of them. We used the photocopier at the library.
The form arrived just fine, though I was relieved to get the email saying so.
Good luck with your application.

Glad you clarified that LadyStardust 😂

Forgot to say thanks for your replies everyone!

So you can still send something registered post if it has no postcode on? I was under the impression you couldn't do that. I'll nip (2 mile hike) to the post office tomorrow!
PS the form isn't for me in case anyone's wondering about the 2 mile hike! :-)

I had to have a review (reapply) in September and sent the forms in by registered post just to be sure. I received their response within four weeks. Good luck to those of you who are currently waiting for decisions.

I agree, I sent mine via registered post and a few days later I received an email to say it was in the correct department. I think it is worth it for a fiver.

I was told it would take 3 months before a decision would be made but I knew after 6 weeks.

Registered post, I think, is the best.

It means you can track the envelope on its journey, and it gives you an exact time that it was delivered, and a copy of the signature from the person who signed for it.

It cost me (last week) £5.20 odd.