Schedule 1 TIME LIMITS FOR MAKING APPLICATIONS OR APPEALS
| (1) | (2) | (3) |
|---|---|---|
| Application or Appeal | Appropriate Office | Specified time |
| 1. Appeal to a tribunal from an adjudication officer’s decision (regulation 5). | An appropriate social security office. | 3 months beginning with the date when notice in writing of the decision was given to the appellant. |
| 2. Application to the Chairman for leave to appeal to a Commissioner from the decision of a tribunal (paragraph 16, Schedule 2). | The office of the Clerk to the tribunal. | 3 months beginning with the date when a copy of the record of the decision was given to theapplicant. |
Application to — (a) an adjudication officer; (b) a tribunal; or | (a) An appropriate social security office; (b) The office of the clerk to the to the tribunal; | (a) and (b) 3 months beginning with the date when notice in writing of the decision was given applicant. |
(c) to set aside decision (regulation 8).a Commissioner, | (c) The office of the Social Security Commissioners. | (c) 30 days from the date on which notice in writing of the decision was given to the applicant by the office of the Social Security Commissioners. |
| 4. Application for leave to appeal to the Commissioner where the chairman has refused leave (paragraph 17, Schedule 2). | An office of the Social Security Commissioners. | 42 days beginning with the date when notice in writing of the decision by the chairman to refuse leave was given to the applicant. |
| 5. Appeal to the Commissioner (regulation 5). | An office of the Social Security Commissioners. | 42 days beginning with the date when notice in writing of the decision was given to the applicant. |
| 6. Leave to appeal to the Court of Appeal (regulation 5(4) and Schedule 2). | The Office of the Social Security Commissioners. | 3 months beginning with the date when notice in writing of the decision was given to the applicant. |