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Part of the criteria for PIP is you must have had the condition for at least 3 months. If you didn’t then they will only pay you from the start of those 3 months, rather than when you first applied.Unless you were transferring from DLA and then there’s no backdated money.0
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Comment not related to your question but that’s a very quick decision if you only applied in January.0
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Have you had a letter confirming the payments or just a payment? If the letter says the award only starts from 7th April then you should query it (provided your form was clear about when your difficulties started).0
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No it wasn’t clear. You only said you had been paid from 7th April - not that you had a letter stating that was the award start date. I wanted to be completely clear about your situation, You will need to ring them to ask why the award only starts from 7th April.domingochevaz said:Yes I’ve had letter with my award which sais awarded from 7 April,,,,am I not being clear ? I’ve said 3 times now0
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