Personal indepenent payment - has anyone reapplied for PIP and been accepted without a tribunal?

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  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Community Member Posts: 6,291 Championing

    PIP does not affect UC. They are separate benefits.

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    I had pip tribunal court for pip and the court did not give me hearing date can anyone tell me please if you had any experienced in that and why would they send letter of the decision without telling me by email the triubnal only gave email to say they have done decision and and reason will be in the letter?

  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Community Member Posts: 6,291 Championing

    That is standard procedure. They are not meant to tell people by phone or email, although some of them do. Hopefully it will be a good result.

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    I have been looked at online and court have refused me for pip .Can you please tell me that the pip will be linked universal credit next year at the end of this month there will debate if the mp vote agains the green paper will labour will still go ahead with pip linked with universal credit also can you please tell me this importand because if i have been refused for pip after 2026 will i not get any money from goverment for long because 6 month and 1 year money wont be enough because i have children how will i look after these kids? Thanks

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    How do you know that pip will not be linked with universal credit because liz kendal anounce in march that they will be starting from 2026?

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Please do not answer to the question that you dont know because you just said to me false information before. I need to know if the mp vote goes against the green paper why the goverment going ahead to do the green paper rules for next year and i need to know if we dont get pip and work less hours will we still getting benefit from that low wages because how will people feed there children?

  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Community Member Posts: 6,291 Championing

    People on low wages will still get UC but be treated as Job Seekers. They must be actively looking for more work in order to get the money.

    People who cannot work due to health issues will get UC and a health element and are not expected to look for work.

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi,To overlyAnxious

    Your Previous answer is that for the rule that will come on november 2026 because the question i am asking about is about the rule that will come in effected after november 2026 can we get benefit if we work for less hour but i am not saying i will work if i get better by that time and work less hour can we still get universal credit ? Thanks

  • aqesh100
    aqesh100 Community Member Posts: 22 Listener

    Hi

    Can anyone please tell me if my self and my partner on universal credit can pip see our universal credit details and how much we receiving for universal credit? Thanks

  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Community Member Posts: 6,291 Championing

    Yes, that is what we are expecting to happen if those rules come in.

    People who cannot work due to medical reasons will still get a health element of UC.

    People who don't have medical issues will be expected to look for more work in order to keep getting UC.

    PIP staff can check what you get on UC if they want to. But they don't have immediate access to information like that.

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    I need to know about direct payment is that hard to get because if someone has illness what condition that will qualify for direct payment and is that pays long as they want i am not sure how it works because i am completely heard recently about that? Thanks

  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Community Member Posts: 6,291 Championing

    Direct payments are not about a specific condition. They are about the care that a person needs.

    You have to have a Needs Assessment done by your local Council Social Services. They decide whether you are entitled to Direct Payments or not.

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    Can anyone please tell me who will be expert in pip application to help other than citizen advise ?

  • Rosie_Scope
    Rosie_Scope Posts: 8,988 Online Community Team

    Hi @ased444, there may be another organisation in your local area that offers PIP advice. Try searching on the Turn2Us advice finder:

    Turn2Us - AdviceFinder

  • Trevor_PIP
    Trevor_PIP Community Member Posts: 1,222 Championing

    You have been refused PIP at tribunal level. As far as I know PIP will not be linked to UC. You won't get PIP if it is linked to UC, because you have been refused PIP. PIP will still be a separate benefit. Being honest with you, you will need to be looking for work on UC and if you have kids to look after, it would be better to find work. You'll be better doing that for sure.

  • Trevor_PIP
    Trevor_PIP Community Member Posts: 1,222 Championing

    As stated above, PIP could see you UC payments if needed to, as all benefits are paid from the DWP. I thought you had stated previously you had been refused PIP or awaiting a tribunal?

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    Can anyone please tell me even if mp vote against the benefit system will the rule still go ahead?

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    I am still waiting for someone to answer to my question ,My question is that if the vote goes against the kier starmer will the rule for uc to link with pip (green paper) still go ahead? Thanks

  • ased444
    ased444 Community Member Posts: 214 Contributor

    Hi

    I have heard that the goverment made concession does it mean that existing lcwra will be protected?