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calcotti said: The PIP descriptor that applies is the one that applies the majority of the time. If you are unable to leave the house to follow a familiar route for more than three days without someone to accompany you for PIP purposes you are unable to leave the house without someone to accompany you. The fact you can go out some days alone doesn't matter.
jamie2471 said:So for example if I go out 2 days a week and if someone is watching me from the pip fraud team will I get prosecuted or do I need to report change of circumstances now to let them know ? I’m just really nervous and scared always that I’m bein watched
calcotti said: jamie2471 said:So for example if I go out 2 days a week and if someone is watching me from the pip fraud team will I get prosecuted or do I need to report change of circumstances now to let them know ? I’m just really nervous and scared always that I’m bein watched As per my previous reply, PIP looks at what happens on the majority of days. If you are unable to go out and follow a familiar journey without being accompanied on four days out of 7 then you still meet the descriptor.
janer1967 said: I'm not saying it is fraud or you are doing anything wrong buf my question would be if you can do it a couple of days what stops you doing it other days? Is the shop the only place you go alone Pip are not in the habit or have the resources to watch people who claim but will do so if sineb8dt has been reported of benefit fraud
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