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• Help with your PIP review form

  can use extra sheets of paper if you run out of space on the form. Make sure you: put your national insurance number on each sheet make it clear which question you’re answering - it’s a good idea

• Other information

  not fit anywhere else on the form. You can use extra sheets of paper if there’s not enough space in the box. Attach them to your capability for work questionnaire (ESA50 form), and include your name

• Your insurer refuses your claim when you don’t give relevant information

  2013. Applying for insurance When you buy insurance you will usually have to complete an application. This is known as a proposal form if you complete it face-to-face. It's called a statement of facts

• Help with filling in the Attendance Allowance form

  tasks repeatedly (2 or more times) during the night or just once if it's for 20 minutes or more - for example if you need help getting out of bed, going to the toilet or changing the sheets if you have

• Medical evidence

  this on the form itself. If you’re including medical evidence, staple it to the form. Make sure you include your name and National Insurance number on every separate sheet of paper. Medical evidence is on page 5

• Check what you need to show the court in a discrimination claim

  to meet so you are clear what facts are relevant. Be clear on the facts that show discrimination - they will be carefully considered by the court before the burden of proof shifts. Write down the facts

• Negotiating your debt with bailiffs

  can afford to pay Before making your offer work out what you can afford and create a budget sheet to show the money you have coming in and going out. For example, you might be able to pay £10 a month

• Help with filling in the DLA form for your child

  your child’s condition and the care and supervision they need. Don’t feel like any detail is too small to include - use an extra sheet of paper if you need to. Useful guides for filling in the DLA

• Check how to fill in your claim form

  on the form It's okay to write your extra information on a separate sheet - use our template 802 Bytes .  Always attach this sheet to your claim form and include your name, National Insurance number

• Applying for a JSA hardship payment

  chance to explain what costs you’re struggling to pay and how your essential needs aren’t being met. Doing a budget sheet could help you with this. You should also explain that you’ve done all you can