DLA to pip refused
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vixy7
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Hi,
My husband recieves middle rate care DLA. He has just been refused pip. I know that once a decision has been made on pip you continue to get DLA for 4 weeks. We are going to do a mandatory reconcideration so my question is will DLA and carer's allowance continue whilst waiting for a mandatory reconcideration decision?
Thanks
My husband recieves middle rate care DLA. He has just been refused pip. I know that once a decision has been made on pip you continue to get DLA for 4 weeks. We are going to do a mandatory reconcideration so my question is will DLA and carer's allowance continue whilst waiting for a mandatory reconcideration decision?
Thanks
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Hi vixy7Sorry to say your payments will stop, however when you eventually get an award it will be backdatedBe all you can be, make every day count. Namaste
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Thank you for your reply CockneyRebel I thought that would be the case ? .
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