Service Entitlement & Representation Follow-ups
Many serving and retired personnel spend months — sometimes years — submitting representations to authorities that go unanswered or are dealt with perfunctorily. Whether it is a pension matter, a service record correction, an ECHS issue, or any other entitlement, there comes a point where informal follow-up is not enough and the matter needs to be put on a proper legal track. Adv. Bansal helps in structuring these follow-ups and, where required, escalating them to the Armed Forces Tribunal.
Who Is This For
- Personnel who have submitted representations that remain unanswered
- Veterans whose service entitlements have not been processed
- Those needing corrections to service records or pension documents
- Personnel with ECHS or ex-servicemen welfare issues
- Anyone whose case has been stuck in administrative limbo
Common Situations
- Representations pending for months with no response from authorities
- Service record corrections that have not been acted upon
- Entitlements sanctioned on paper but not actually paid or processed
- ECHS membership or benefit issues
- Correspondence with Records Office or PCDA going nowhere
- Need to escalate an administrative issue to the AFT
How We Help
- 1.Review your existing representations and correspondence
- 2.Identify what went wrong and what the correct entitlement is
- 3.Draft structured follow-up communications to the right authorities
- 4.Where administrative channels fail, draft and file before the AFT
- 5.Represent you in hearings and pursue the matter to conclusion
Documents You May Need
- Copies of representations already submitted
- Any responses or acknowledgements received
- Service records and discharge book
- Pension documents (PPO, bank statements)
- Correspondence with authorities (Records Office, PCDA, ECHS)
- Identity proof
Typical Timeline
Structured follow-ups may yield results within weeks if the issue is administrative. If the matter needs to go to the AFT, expect six to twelve months for resolution. The approach depends on the specific facts of your case.
Note: Timelines are general estimates and vary based on individual circumstances, court schedules, and case complexity.
Consultation Options
- In-person meeting at the Dwarka chamber
- Phone or video call for outstation personnel
- Document review over WhatsApp or email
Next Steps
- 1Gather all representations, correspondence, and related documents
- 2Contact Adv. Bansal to share the documents for review
- 3Get an assessment of what went wrong and the right way forward
- 4Either a structured follow-up or an AFT filing is recommended based on the facts
- 5The matter is tracked until a proper resolution is reached