If you need help with a review form
Get help from Social Security Scotland
Social Security Scotland is here to help you before and during your review.
Their opening times are Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm. They will be able to help you quicker if you know your National Insurance number.
You can contact Social Security Scotland free:
- by phone, on 0800 182 2222
- by webchat
- by Text Relay Service on 18001 +0300 244 4000
- though the ContactScotland app if you’re a British Sign Language user. Visit contactscotland-bsl.org/device-direct to find out more
You can also phone Social Security Scotland or use webchat if you’d like to arrange to see someone in person or by video call, or to arrange an interpreter.
If you need to contact Social Security Scotland from outside the UK call +44 (0)138 293 1000. This call is not free but you can ask them to call you back. Check with your phone provider for details of charges.
Get support from an independent advocate
If you need extra support because of a disability, you can ask for an advocate from VoiceAbility.
An advocate will listen to you and try to understand your point of view and what you want to happen. They can help you apply for benefits and make decisions. You will still make any final decisions.
To contact VoiceAbility:
- call them free on 0300 303 1660
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visit their website at voiceability.org/support-and-help/support-to-access-benefits-in-scotland
You can also contact Social Security Scotland and ask to be referred to Voiceability. Voiceability are independent from Social Security Scotland.
Other help available
Contact Citizens Advice Scotland for independent support and advice. You can either:
- call them free on 0808 028 1456
- go to cas.org.uk
Other organisations and services in your area might also be able to help you with your review. Contact your local council to find out more.
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