Objection Procedure after Wajong Reassessment in Rotterdam

Living in Rotterdam and received a negative outcome from your Wajong reassessment? File an objection at the UWV office on Blaak or via the digital portal. The procedure starts within six weeks after the decision, as stipulated in the General Administrative Law Act (Awb), article 6:3. Submit a written objection letter with your personal motivation, recent medical evidence from Erasmus MC or local general practices, and a request for reconsideration. UWV Rotterdam typically processes your objection within 6 to 14 weeks and may organize a hearing in the regional office at Hofpoort. If the objection is rejected, appeal to the District Court Rotterdam, Administrative Law Division, in the impressive building on Westersingel. Local tips for Rotterdam residents: gather dossiers from specialists at Ikazia Hospital or Maasstad Hospital, enlist free support via the Juridisch Loket Rotterdam (in Zuid or Centrum) or a client supporter from the municipality, and strictly adhere to deadlines to avoid delays. Many objections in the region succeed due to incomplete assessments by the UWV, especially for dockworkers or ex-marines with long-term complaints. Prepare for a medical examination by an insurance physician in Rotterdam-South. Success stories from Rotterdam residents show that detailed documentation, such as disability statements from the port, is decisive. Avoid errors like late submission or weak substantiation – use the UWV app for reminders. With this Rotterdam approach, you increase your chances of retaining your benefit and defending your rights as a resident of the Maasstad.