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Welcome
Ways to Contact Me
The Appeal Process I
The Appeal Process II
The Appeal Process III
Chances of Success
Costs
How Not to Need an Appeal
Conclusion
Sample Appeal Letter
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The second step


If you choose to select me as your consulting psychologist, I follow ten steps to expedite your case: 1) You must send me send me your full name, address, phone number, fax number, and email address to my mailing address along with your notarized RELEASE OF RECORDS form. 2) Once I receive your agency records, I immediately call you up to set-up a face-to-face meeting either in Manhattan, the Bronx, or Westchester County. 3) At that time I will go over all of the reasons stated in the records for why you have been rejected. 4) You, in turn, will present me with your side of the story. You must always remember the following: YOUR APPEAL SHOULD BE BASED ON WHAT IS WRITTEN IN YOUR REJECTION RECORDS, NOTHING ELSE, INCLUDING YOUR HUNCHES, INTUITIONS, ETC. That means that the objections contained in your records must be answered on a point-by-point basis. No new testing or examinations will overturn a rejection/disqualification if the original reasons for your rejection have not been addressed. 5)I might send you home to provide me with extra information if points in our face-to-face meeting are unclear (this may be faxed, mailed, or emailed to me) 6) I then will compose my first draft of your rebuttal letter which I send to you (most quickly via email). 7) You review what I have written, sending me feedback about its correctness, adequacy, shortcomings, or errors. 8) I read your remarks and incorporate any changes that are consistent with the facts of your case (it will do you no good to make-up false information). 9) I compose the final version of your appeal letter and send it to you, signed and with an addressed envelope. 10) YOU mail the letter to the agency with which you are dealing. As such, you are in full control of what is said about you.





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