🔗 Linked Evidence
WAO_FILE_CLOSING_JUN_15 — p.2
📄 WAO FILE CLOSING JUN 15 | p.2
📄 WAO FILE CLOSING JUN 15 | p.2
📝 Extracted Text (OCR)
As IT explained to you, I was not prepared to make an argument on a procedural basis and required medical evidence to support a persuasive legal argument for the acceptance of the claim. You have since filed the Request for Review and initial Submissions on June 14, 2026. As such, it appears you have chosen to proceed without the assistance of the Workers’ Advisers Office. Deadlines It is your responsibility to meet all deadlines associated with your claims. Please note: e You must file a Request for Review within 90 days from the date of a WorkSafeBC decision; and e You must file a Notice of Appeal within 30 days from the date of a Review Division decision. You must meet all deadlines or you will lose your right of appeal. Extensions of time to file appeals are rarely granted. All decisions must be appealed separately. Please note that all decisions, including those communicated to you over the phone, may be appealable. Therefore, it is important to document all communications you have with WorkSafeBC. The Workers’ Advisers Office has not made a commitment to represent you, and will take no action, including filing documents on your behalf. This means you are responsible for meeting all deadlines, including any appeals or submissions, associated with your claim. As you have chosen to proceed without assistance from the Workers’ Advisers Office on the matters for which you contacted us, I have now closed your file as I am required to do. For updates on the status of your claim, please contact WorkSafeBC. For updates on the status of your Request for Review, please contact the Review Division. Please see the Workers’ Advisers Office factsheets and publications that are available from our website at gov.bc.ca/workersadvisers. Page 2 of 3