Changing adress pip
Melin
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Hi hope everyone is well a quick question l am moving next month and will this mean a new assesment with pip when l let them know or will they just update my address on my claim l would be grateful for any answers
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Hi,For PIP it's a simple change of address and nothing more. For any other benefits you maybe claiming then it will totally depend on what exactly you're claiming.I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help.
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Thankyou for your reply poppy it’s just for pip and housing benefit
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Melin said:housing benefitThis could be a problem. Whether or not you can claim for housing benefit once you've moved will depend on your circumstances. New claims for HB can only be made in very specific circumstances. A current claim for severe disability premium is one of them or living in supported housing.If none of those apply to you and you're moving to a different local council then you'll need to claim Universal Credit for help with your rent.
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Thankyou l am currently claiming housing benefit and l am not changing my local council so hopefully that will be okay than
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You're welcome. Yes, staying with the same local council means you'll be able to stay on housing benefit.
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Hi and welcome just wanted to say Hi and hope the move hoes well and you settle into your new home
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Thankyou very much for all comments
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