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Tloader12
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. Hello my name is Thomas [removed by moderator - full name] I've basically submitted my online form and I've paid a contribution towards the personal Independance payment calculator I can't manage daily tasks I normally do voluntary work at [removed by moderator - address]. Someone told me you don't have to pay towards pip but I already have I don't know if that went threw to someone else account. What are the next steps in recieving personal Independance payment I thought all my consultant had to do is write up a spread sheet and send it to the right company are they any apps I have to download to start receiving payment each month is there and shops near by were you study and where I could contribute but I don't walk anywhere i always get my support worker Gordon [removed by moderator - full name] to take me
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Welcome to the community @Tloader12 It's good to have you with us.
You don't have to pay in order to submit a claim for PIP. Was it a website you submitted a payment to? Have you spoken to your support worker about this?
Just to let you know, I've removed a couple of things from your post. This is because they contained personal details, such as full names and an address. We don't allow personal details to be posted on the community for the safety of both yourself and others. This is outlined in our house rules.
I've also moved your post into our PIP category, and renamed it, so that other members will be able to find it more easily. -
Hi there
You seem very confused about the pip process and suggest you have a look 8n our pip section
To apply for pip you call the pip application number there are no contributions from the claimant
You will then be sent forms to complete detailing how your condition affects you against the pip descriptors
They will then send these to the assessment providers who will arrange an assessment either by phone or f2f and in rare occasions paper based
They will complete a report and send back to dwp who will then go to a decision maker to decide if an award is granted
If awarded you are paid into your bank account every 4 weeks
No need for any apps , no fees I think you have been on a fraud website and suggest you contact dwp start your claim and report the scam -
Hi,To add to the other advice given above, your Consultant doesn't need to write any spread sheets for you to claim PIP.You do not start a PIP claim online. To start your claim you need to ring DWP PIP helpline... 0800 917 2222Details here. https://www.gov.uk/pip/how-to-claimYou will then be asked a few simple questions... bank details, GP, NI number, full name and address etc.They will then send you a PIP2 form to complete and return to them with all your evidence.
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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