PIP question

matthewwilliams1173

Does anyone no when they pay your new pip award from is it date of assessment or date they make the final decision? 

poppy123456

If it's a review it's from date of decision. If it's change of circumstances it's from when your reported the changes. 

axwy62

And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.

matthewwilliams1173

On my original claim I had 9 points for care and 10 for mobility my case has rapidly got worse and after speaking to citizens advice I’m unsure what to expect at an appeal assessment 

poppy123456

Looking at your other post with this question it wasn't an appeal assessment but a review assessment. Ring DWP on Monday and ask for a copy of the assessment report, this will give you some idea what the decision is likely to be as they mostly go with the report. Good luck.

mikehughescq

axwy62 said:

And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.

Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.

axwy62

mikehughescq said:

axwy62 said:

And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.

Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.

Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.

matthewwilliams1173

axwy62 said:

mikehughescq said:

axwy62 said:

And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.

Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.

Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.

What if they refuse you pip and then it goes to tribunal and you win the case?

axwy62

matthewwilliams1173 said:

axwy62 said:

mikehughescq said:

axwy62 said:

And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.

Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.

Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.

What if they refuse you pip and then it goes to tribunal and you win the case?

It will be paid from the date you originally claimed - lots of people getting quite a chunk of money in that situation.

mikehughescq

matthewwilliams1173 said:

axwy62 said:

mikehughescq said:

axwy62 said:

And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.

Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.

Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.

What if they refuse you pip and then it goes to tribunal and you win the case?

That isn’t backdating. That’s just arrears back to the date of claim. Backdating has a specific legal meaning and relates to payments made before the date of claim.