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What happens in this situation...

boink
boink Posts: 5 Forumite
edited 11 August 2015 at 2:49PM in Child support
You ask the csa to look into a decision and then change your mind much later?

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  • justontime
    justontime Posts: 507 Forumite
    It depends what you asked them to look at and if they have already acted on your request and reviewed the decision. If they had made an error and you asked them to correct it changing your mind later would not make them ignore the mistake. However if you challenged a decision about a variation and then decided you no longer wanted to challenge it I think you could withdraw your request for it to be reconsidered - assuming they hadn't auctioned the request. Perhaps if you give a bit more information someone will be able to help.
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