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elsabellelsabell Member Posts: 9 Listener
in PIP, DLA and AA
How long after an appeal and not awarded the full amount can you reapply
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  • MatildaMatilda Member Posts: 2,616 Disability Gamechanger
    Right away.  
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  • elsabellelsabell Member Posts: 9 Listener
    Thanks this will be me going for my third time do you think its worth it I've been awarded standard rate dl and low mobility ?
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  • poppy123456poppy123456 Member Posts: 22,218 Disability Gamechanger
    elsabell said:
    Thanks this will be me going for my third time do you think its worth it I've been awarded standard rate dl and low mobility ?
    You can't re-apply if you already have an award. If you're condition has got worse then you can report a change of circumstances. This is risky because you could lose everything you already have.

    Have you looked at the PIP descriptors to see where you can gain those points for a higher award? If you haven't i'd suggest you do that, there's no point reporting a change of circumstances if you can't gain the extra points needed for a higher award.

    When was your Tribunal?
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  • Chloe_ScopeChloe_Scope Scope Posts: 10,653 Disability Gamechanger
    Hi @elsabell
    It is possible to take a PIP test online which shows you how many points you would gain. However, this does not class as evidence and does not mean the assessor would give you the same points. Very best of luck with it!

    https://www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/personal-independence-payment-pip/pip-self-test
    Scope

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