PIP Address changed without me telling the DWP
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shibisaber
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I'm currently up for benefit review and have been waiting to receive my PIP review form. I currently live between two addresses (uni accom and home) as I'm a university student and my PIP has always been set up to go to my home. I waited for my review letter to come to my home address for 2 weeks and it didn't show up so I rang the DWP today just to be told that they had my uni accommodation address. Fortunately it was indeed in that post box but it's left me confused and upset. As far as I remember I never told the DWP of my university address and I have not phoned them in nearly 2 years, so I have no idea where they have got it from which is quite distressing.
Does anyone know where they could have got it?
Does anyone know where they could have got it?
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I can’t see how they could have possibly have known unless you told them. You did say “as far as you remember “0
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poppy123456 said:I can’t see how they could have possibly have known unless you told them. You did say “as far as you remember “0
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Heya @shibisaber, that sounds like quite the mystery! Could someone at your home address maybe sent a letter back to them with a change of address on it?0
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You would be registered with the local authority at both addresses for council tax purposes and data can be shared between them and DWP.
Also, if your landline provider has not changed, they may be able to trace a call to the PIP helpline even without a date. Mine was able to trace calls made and received at no extra cost.
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