Pip award
Ladorefalls
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Hello, I recieved a call on Sunday from a pip assessor, he talked through my claim and said I had been awarded. I’ve called the help number and it says a payment is going in tomorrow of £569, I did my first contact as a first time claimer on the 22 Jan, is this amount back dated money? Or is it the monthly payment? Many thanks
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A PIP assessor can't award you PIP. Only a decision maker from DWP can award it to you. If this is a first time claim and you're not transferring from DLA I would expect you to receive money owed first. Then about 4 weeks later you will receive you first 4 weekly payment.
The automated payment line has been known to give incorrect information so you shouldn't rely on that.0 -
Hi, sorry I should have said it was a pip decision maker he told me there and then he would make the decision. I just don’t understand how the payment works. It says £569 going in tomorrow. I started it in January on the 22nd if that helps. Many thanks0
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If a decision was only made on Sunday then I wouldn't expect you to receive first 4 weekly payment tomorrow and the automated payment line doesn't tell you information about what money is owed so you shouldn't take much notice of that information. Once payment is sent it takes 3-5 working days to go into your bank.
I see from a previous thread that you received the report which recommended zero points so are you saying they went against that report? Are you 100% sure they told you you've been awarded?
You can of course ring PIP tomorrow to check if a decision has been made and if it has they will tell you.0 -
Hi, yes because of the amount of evidence they had, the decision maker re went through my assessment, he said the write up didn’t match to the scoring and the evidence also. He then said I had been awarded and that I will recieve a letter within 5-10 days. He said all he could tell me was I was awarded but not the levels as he needed to work it all out. I am abit stumped. I don’t understand how it works if I’m honest. The evidence they had was overwhelming though. I thought that report didn’t make sense when it said zero0
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He said to keep an eye out on my account as the payment would come first before the letter. The phone line just said 19th March £569, I just wondered if that was back pay, I did the application 22 January, or if it was the award0
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That's great news they went against the report. Yet another reason not to request it because It has been known for them to go against it.
As I advised, you will receive money owed first. Then 4 weeks later you will receive your first 4 weekly payment. When you receive the decision letter it will tell you what day of the week to expect your 4 weekly payment. For this reason it's highly unlikely that you will receive that payment tomorrow.
Once payment is made it takes 3-5 working days to go into your bank. I'd advise you to ring them tomorrow to ask what the decision is and they will tell you. You can also ask when to expect the money that owed to go into your bank and they will tell you.0 -
Hi so I have spoke to someone at PIP. I have been awarded enhanced living and standard motability so I’m going to recieve £523 a month.I just want to say, my assessment awarded me with zero points. Though the write up talked about all my restrictions. A decision maker picked up on this and spoke through my assessment with me. He could clearly see the contradictions and that the point scoring system hadn’t worked with my case. My award was given for three years. I also had a shed load of evidence and reports to go alongside this.Many thanks for all the advice1
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Hi could I ask, if I have the enhanced rate at daily living and standard motability can it be used towards a motability car?0
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Unfortunately, you need Enhanced mobility to join the motability scheme. Therefore you will not be able to join.0
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