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Confusing question on pip review form

angnryan
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I'm confused by a question on pip review form, it's the new one where you can't simply tick boxes, it's on page 15. Q7 speaking to people, hearing and understanding what they say and being understood, is this the same question on the pip application form that used to say -activity 7 communicating verbally, I've only a few days to get it in and I'm confused by the wording on the new pip review form, can anyone help please. Thanks
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Hello, I would think the question on, in the review and the initial PIP application are one and the same. Reread the question several times slowly and and answer as you see yourself fitting in to the question being asked. Remember what you put in the review will have to be justified at your F2F as most reviews have one. Treat your review as a new application for pip send in all your latest medical surporting evidence.
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Hi,That relates to the communicating verbally, activity 7. See link. https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/Global/Migrated_Documents/adviceguide/pip-9-table-of-activities-descriptors-and-points.pdf
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wilko said:Hello, I would think the question on, in the review and the initial PIP application are one and the same. Reread the question several times slowly and and answer as you see yourself fitting in to the question being asked. Remember what you put in the review will have to be justified at your F2F as most reviews have one. Treat your review as a new application for pip send in all your latest medical surporting evidence.
Reliably is clearly defined as heaving either safety, to a reasonable standard, repeatedly or in a reasonable time. All things which weirdly never get mentioned in the claim pack.The question “do you need help bathing” may lead to a “no” answer. The question “can you bathe reliably” os a very different beast.
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