Towtheline
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What is the name of your state? Colorado
I am submitting a claim for PIP benefits.
The claim is for Vocational rehabilitation benefits. I have given the insurance company(IC) a copy of the diploma I received, a copy of a letter from the school that states the cost of attendance, and copies of the receipts for the loans I took out for the school. and transcripts of the classes take. BUT the IC wants receipts for the books and tutition and I don't have these. Haven't I already given them enough reasonable proof that I incurred these expenses?
I am also filing a claim for lost wages. They are asking for a tax return from 1997 and 14 pay stubs from that same time. Is that reasonable or unreasonable? I only could find a couple of pay stubs from that period and I definately do not have any copies of my tax return from 1997.
Thanks, in advance, for your advice on this matter.
I am submitting a claim for PIP benefits.
The claim is for Vocational rehabilitation benefits. I have given the insurance company(IC) a copy of the diploma I received, a copy of a letter from the school that states the cost of attendance, and copies of the receipts for the loans I took out for the school. and transcripts of the classes take. BUT the IC wants receipts for the books and tutition and I don't have these. Haven't I already given them enough reasonable proof that I incurred these expenses?
I am also filing a claim for lost wages. They are asking for a tax return from 1997 and 14 pay stubs from that same time. Is that reasonable or unreasonable? I only could find a couple of pay stubs from that period and I definately do not have any copies of my tax return from 1997.
Thanks, in advance, for your advice on this matter.