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18/03/2008, 10:08 westland Joined on 11/06/2006 Posts 128 Attestation After several phone calls/visits to the CPAM we have finally received an attestation in the post.  However, although it states that my husband has "droits a compter du 03/03/2008" next to my name it states "a justifier".  Has anyone had a similar attestation (we are ex E106), or does anyone know if this means that as yet I am still not covered.  I am a bit concerned as I was no longer on my own E106 last year but had moved onto cover through his. Thanks Kate.    Report

18/03/2008, 10:13 cooperlola Joined on 05/05/2006 72 - Sarthe - home of les 24 heures du Mans Posts 6,303 Re: Attestation I assume that your CPAM has the letter from the DWP which terminated your rights to an E106 in (presumably) '06.  Did you keep a copy?  I had the same thing, and explained this to them, and that they had had my letter x years ago.  Within a week, the confirmation that both of us were "in" arrived.  I was already in CMU so it's slightly different, but maybe this is what's happened? As a CMU subscriber, you have "ayant droit" on the basis of your o/h's acceptance, but they need to be sure you're not entitled to any kind of E form. Healthcare Issues Site    Report

18/03/2008, 10:22 westland Joined on 11/06/2006 Posts 128 Re: Attestation Thanks for the prompt reply cooperlola.  Yes I do have a copy so I'll go in again and take it with me in case this is what they need, I have also since noticed that on this attestation they have used my maiden name only so this may have caused more confusion.  Your mention of the ayant droit means that I can relax a little until I can get it sorted out.  Regards Kate.    Report

18/03/2008, 10:27 cooperlola Joined on 05/05/2006 72 - Sarthe - home of les 24 heures du Mans Posts 6,303 Re: Attestation Whatever happens, Kate, if you have to pay out any medical expenses while this is sorted, ask for feuilles de soin and keep all the bills so you can claim in retrospect once the ducks are in a row. Healthcare Issues Site    Report

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