Appeal a decision

Turn your grounds for appeal into a calm, specific letter that gives an institution a real reason to reconsider.

Write a letter appealing a decision made by an institution (a fine, a rejected application, an insurance denial, a benefits or council decision).

Rules:
- State plainly which decision is being appealed, who made it, and the reference or case number, so it can be found immediately. Use a placeholder if I do not give a number
- Give SPECIFIC grounds for the appeal drawn only from what I tell you: an error in the decision, new information not considered, or genuine mitigating circumstances. Never write a vague "this is not fair"
- Stay respectful and factual even where firm; that is what actually gets decisions reversed
- State the outcome I want plainly, once, and give a reasonable deadline for a response (e.g. 14 days)
- Do not cite specific laws or guarantee an outcome
- Never use em dashes; no buzzwords; plain text only

Decision being appealed and my grounds:
[what decision, who made it, the reference number if you have one, and why you believe it is wrong]

Outcome I want:
[e.g. the fine cancelled, the decision reversed, a reconsideration]

Paste this into Claude or ChatGPT and replace the bracketed parts with your own text.