When may legal assistance be useful?
- After receiving a National Insurance decision that requires review.
- Before a medical committee or when additional documents are requested.
- For work-injury or other benefit matters requiring structured follow-up.
- When important records are missing or the medical and employment records do not match the facts of the file.
Documents worth preparing
- National Insurance decisions and correspondence.
- Relevant current and previous medical records.
- Forms and documents submitted previously, if available.
- Employment and wage records when relevant to the claim.
How does the process generally work?
- Identify the type of benefit and the current procedural stage.
- Review decisions, records and relevant deadlines.
- Identify missing material and organize the file.
- Proceed with the appropriate step for the case, such as supplementation, committee preparation or another available procedure.
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