Will my PIP payments change when migrating over DLA?

System
System Posts: 282 Online Community Programme Lead
edited September 2025 in PIP, DLA, ADP & AA

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Does anyone know when D.L.A is going to be changed to PI.P?

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  • whalladz28_
    whalladz28_ Online Community Member Posts: 23 Connected

    I'm currently on p.i.p and d.l.a. so when d.l.a migrates to p.i.p will my p.i.p stay the same and il lose my d.l.a money or will.my p.i.p payments go up

  • Albus_Alumni
    Albus_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 11,423 Championing

    Hey there @whalladz28_ just to let you know I've split your question off into it's own discussion, as the discussion you were asking on was from 2017 and I doubt you'd receive a reply. I hope that's ok?

  • whalladz28_
    whalladz28_ Online Community Member Posts: 23 Connected

    Yes that's fine thanks 👌

  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Online Community Member Posts: 5,814 Championing

    Hi,

    Can I ask how you're getting both PIP & DLA?

    As far as I'm aware, PIP completely replaced DLA so they can't be claimed together. I am happy to be educated if there is a way of claiming both though.

  • Bellaboo1st
    Bellaboo1st Online Community Member Posts: 2 Listener

    @OverlyAnxious hello!! No you cannot be on both. I think @whalladz28_ said they were migrating (being moved) from dla to pip. I hope this helps.

  • Girl_No1
    Girl_No1 Online Community Member Posts: 414 Trailblazing

    @Bellaboo1st Hi - I agree no-one can be claiming and receiving both DLA and PIP.

    However, I read the post in the same way as @OverlyAnxious in that the OP is currently on both DLA and PIP and was questioning when DLA migrates to PIP whether their PIP payment would increase or remain as it is currently.

    I'm thinking perhaps @whalladz28_ is confusing benefits saying DLA when they mean ESA?

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