can my brother apply for PIP?
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fazal5614
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my brother is fully disabled person he is 45 years old. he is just recently come to UK. is it possible if he can apply for DLA PIP and more. ?? Thanks
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Hello @fazal5614 Pleased to meet you. Welcome.
Thank you for joining and sharing.
I am one of the team of community champions. We guide and advise, help new members who join the forum.
Benefits find out more have a look at for eligibility.
https://www.gov.uk./browse/benefits
Also we have a lot of the information on our website.
Please take care.
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Hi @fazal5614, did you manage to move forward with this? It also may be work contacting Citizen's Advice regarding this. Please let me know if there is anything else we can do
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