The letter said 60 days, the summary said 14
The author asked an assistant to summarize a denial PDF so he could draft an appeal. The assistant said 14 days. The letter says 60 days. He saw that when he opened the PDF again.
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This is a public report, not advice from Skatteetaten, NAV, Altinn or an accountant. Check figures, deadlines and decisions against the original.
What was done
On 02 October 2026 the author writes that he asked an assistant to summarize a long denial PDF so he could draft an appeal. The assistant said he had 14 days to appeal. The letter lists a 60-day window and a specific address. The figure 14 is not in the letter. He caught it because he opened the PDF again. The rule he draws is that a date or an amount is not sent until it is highlighted in the original, and that the PDF stays open beside the draft.
How it went
The 14-day deadline did not match the letter. He does not say the appeal was sent.
Worth knowing
The assistant is not named. The address in the letter is not quoted. The post does not say which company denied the claim, or whether the appeal draft was finished. Check the original. This is not advice about your claim.
How to do it
- Keep the PDF beside the chat and ask for a short summary.
- Ask the agent to quote the deadline and the address in the words from the letter.
- Check every figure against the PDF before you write the appeal yourself.
Try it with Valgfri agent
Summarize [letter]. Quote the deadline and the address only in words that are in the document. Do not write an amount that is not highlighted there. Do not send an appeal until I say yes.
Replace text in brackets with your own.
Done when. The deadline in the draft is the same as in the letter, and the appeal has not been sent.
Safety rule. No appeal is sent until you have checked the date and the amount against the original.
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