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Hi, my name is farhan13579! I have few question about pip

farhan13579

Hello

I hope you are well

I have few question about pip

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Holly_Alumni

Hi @farhan13579 and welcome to the community.

Sure, please feel free to ask anything. 🙂

Best wishes,

Holly.

farhan13579

I m working full time right now

I want to apply pip as well

Am I allow to do work as many hours as I want before apply pip

Kimi87

Yes PIP can be awarded regardless of how many hours you work.

farhan13579

Hi Ranald

Did you mention about your full time job while you were applying PIP?

If you mention then what did you tell them?

farhan13579

Hello kimmy

Are you getting pip

If you are getting pip

Did you tell them about your job?

Kimi87

I get PIP but do not work.

farhan13579

We're you not working before apply pip?

poppy123456

https://forum.scope.org.uk/discussion/comment/969529#Comment_969529

When you fill out the PIP2 form, there's no question that asks if you work. If you have an assessment they may ask if you work. In my opinion you should be honest and say yes if you do work. Many people work and successfully claim PIP because it's not about your ability to work.

However, if the work you do contradicts the reasons why you're claiming PIP then it may go against you.