Stage two · after a rejection
POPLA & IAS submission builder
The operator rejected your first appeal? That's common — and it isn't the end. Tell us what the rejection letter actually asserts, and get a structured submission draft that answers each assertion in turn and puts the operator to proof, tailored to POPLA or the IAS.
Haven't appealed to the operator yet? Start there — the first-stage letter is free: generate your free appeal letter. This builder is for the next step, once a rejection has arrived, and its full wording is part of the £9 escalation pack. As with everything here, you review and submit the result yourself — we never file anything on your behalf.
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Common questions
It depends on the operator's trade body: BPA-accredited operators use POPLA, and IPC members use the IAS. You don't have to work it out yourself — the operator's rejection letter must tell you which service applies and how to reach it. Always follow what your rejection letter says.
Not appealed yet?
Answer a few questions and get a tailored first-stage appeal letter using only the grounds your situation supports — free. You send it yourself; this is a self-help tool, not a claims-management service.
Start your free appealPCN Appeal is a self-help tool: it generates a draft that you review, edit and submit yourself. It is not a claims-management service, does not act on your behalf, and is not legal advice. No outcome is promised. Content is based on the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 and the BPA and IPC Codes of Practice as publicly documented; your own notice and rejection letter are always the authoritative source for routes and deadlines. For advice on your specific situation, contact Citizens Advice or a solicitor.