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When my partner & I marry will we need to re-apply for PIP & UC and get reassessed?

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deelee
deelee Scope Member Posts: 29 Courageous
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Hello everyone  :) I wanted to know when I get married to my partner and update UC and PIP about the new change - what will they do? Will I need to re-apply again and be reassessed? Will my PIP and UC be suspended? My partner and & have a joint claim and I am not changing my name - all will stay the same - other than we will be married. We already live together and it really is for legal purposes as we are both getting older. I am really stressed about it all. If anyone can shed any light on this I would be so grateful ! :)
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  • janer1967
    janer1967 Community member Posts: 21,964 Disability Gamechanger
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    Hi there 

    All you need to do is report the charge it won't change anything and won't prompt a new claim or assessment as you already claim as a couple for  uc and pip won't be affected either 

    Good luck for the wedding 
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  • deelee
    deelee Scope Member Posts: 29 Courageous
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    Hi, thank you so much for that information  :) 
    Thank you  :)
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