DLA to PIP

Henry
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Switching from long term dla to pip.i have both high rate mobility & Carr allowance awarded indifinity.
How do I form fill. ? I am now 66 yrs coming !
How do I form fill. ? I am now 66 yrs coming !
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Hello Henry and welcome
It is important to understand that DLA and PIP use very diffferent criteria.
Also that at this assessment your mobility award will be set going forward as long as you meet the criteria. If you accept less than the enhanced rate it can never be increased
A good starting place is the B&W self test
http://www.mybenefitsandwork.co.uk/pip/indexxx.php
There is also lots of info on here so please have a look and come back with any questions
CR
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Hi @Henry, and welcome! You might also like to check out this resource on filling in your PIP form, and as CR says, do let us know if you need any support or guidance.
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Pippa. I am unable to cook any meals at all due to my disabilities.
Where on the pip application form do I tick it to let the DWP know?
Secondly. I have read up on the carers part of the form.
However. I cannot find any info for mobility part to show me how to complete the form. Help needed.
Thank you.
Henry.
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