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Prepare a written response after termination

Separate confirmed facts from assumptions, correct inaccuracies point by point, request missing records, state the outcome you want and keep any filing or review deadline visible while you communicate.

General information only — not legal advice · Reviewed 2 October 2026

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VISUAL COMMUNICATION FLOW

Facts first. One request. Then track the reply.

1 · FACTSStart with the exact decision

Keep the message tied to the record.

2 · REQUESTCorrect disputed facts one by one

One clear request is easier to answer.

3 · RESPONSERequest missing material

The next action follows what actually happened.

Keep it simple:What happened → what you want → when you need a reply → what you will review next.
01

Start with the exact decision

Identify the termination notice, stated reason, effective date and any appeal or review process.

02

Correct disputed facts one by one

Use short numbered responses and cite the record that supports each correction.

03

Request missing material

Ask for documents or reasons you are entitled to request through the appropriate process without assuming access to confidential material.

04

State the outcome sought

Be clear whether you seek clarification, correction, internal review, records, final-pay adjustment or another practical response.

05

Protect the external deadline

An internal response does not automatically stop a statutory filing period.

Important limitation

GetInstantResolve does not decide whether termination was unlawful or whether a claim should be filed.

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