GP's records

saverbuyer

£10 is the maximum they can charge for electronic records.
£50 is the maximum the can charge for manual and electronic records.


The fees are set out in statute. ( The Data Protection (Subject Access) Fees and Miscellaneous Regulations 2000)

pepper33

If you ask for government records, they are nearly always free.

saverbuyer

pepper33 wrote: »

If you ask for government records, they are nearly always free.

Nearly always. GP records are part of the not always.

In_For_A_Penny_2

If it is just hospital letters it might be easier if you contact the specialist department in question - they might just send you a copies of the letters. This is now standard practice in England when you have had a hospital appointment.

Psychiatry is sometimes an exception.

Robothell

I think the best answer to this is to ask at your GP surgery. Depending on the reason for you wanting them and what your relationship with your GP is there may be a variety of options or charges (or not). For example I was able to get a copy of my vaccination records for free as I was applying to do voluntary work and the GP made them a charitable donation.

Cherryscone

I requested a years worth of diganois consultant referrals and appointments was ready in 2 days cost £10