Social Security Tribunal: Navigators
A navigator helps people who don't have a professional representative, like a lawyer. These specialized staff guide you through the appeal process, explain the role of everyone involved, help you prepare for your hearing, and answer your questions. They cannot give you legal advice, speak for you, be your representative, be at your hearing, or refer you to a specific representative.
View website- topic
- Courts & tribunals; Information or self-help; Pensions, benefits & welfare
- type of service
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Information or self-help
- location
- All of BC
- language support
- English
- service restriction
- At the General Division, we assign you a navigator as soon as we get your appeal. At the Appeal Division, we assign you a navigator as soon as the SST member (the decision-maker) gives you permission to appeal.
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