PIP question
matthewwilliams1173
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Does anyone no when they pay your new pip award from is it date of assessment or date they make the final decision?
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If it's a review it's from date of decision. If it's change of circumstances it's from when your reported the changes.1
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And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.0
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On my original claim I had 9 points for care and 10 for mobility my case has rapidly got worse and after speaking to citizens advice I’m unsure what to expect at an appeal assessment0
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Looking at your other post with this question it wasn't an appeal assessment but a review assessment. Ring DWP on Monday and ask for a copy of the assessment report, this will give you some idea what the decision is likely to be as they mostly go with the report. Good luck.0
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Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.Username_removed said:
Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.axwy62 said:And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.0 -
What if they refuse you pip and then it goes to tribunal and you win the case?axwy62 said:
Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.Username_removed said:
Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.axwy62 said:And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.0 -
It will be paid from the date you originally claimed - lots of people getting quite a chunk of money in that situation.matthewwilliams1173 said:
What if they refuse you pip and then it goes to tribunal and you win the case?axwy62 said:
Apologies, PIP claims cannot be backdated - I was getting confused with other benefits.Username_removed said:
Would you like to explain this as there’s no backdating on disability benefits at all and never has been.axwy62 said:And if it's a new claim, it's usually from the date you claimed, but it can be backdated for a short period in very limited circumstances.0
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