I think I'm entitled to lower rate mobility. What should I do?

thinkingsoul
thinkingsoul Online Community Member Posts: 68 Connected
edited November 2022 in PIP, DLA, ADP and AA
Good evening everyone. 

Just would like some advice, please. so i am currently on a high rate for care but zero for mobility. but i believe basing it on the score for mobility i should be on a lower rate for mobility. i have got another 8 months or so left if that is for renewal. what should i do? 

My close friend said appealed her claim and won hers recently and was backdated quite a lot back. please note it is not a case of how much i can get, its a case of i am missing out on money that i a legally entitled to. and i have decided i am going to go for it. as i have nothing to loose. what do i need to do now? or should i wait. 

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  • calcotti
    calcotti Online Community Member Posts: 10,000 Championing
    When was your PIP award made. If it is more than 13 months ago you are out of time to challenge the decision.
    Information about the process here
    https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/benefits/benefits-introduction/problems-with-benefits-and-tax-credits/challenging-benefit-decisions/
    If you challenge the decision the whole award will be reviewed.
  • Cartini
    Cartini Online Community Member Posts: 1,107 Trailblazing
    Good evening everyone. 

    Just would like some advice, please. so i am currently on a high rate for care but zero for mobility. but i believe basing it on the score for mobility i should be on a lower rate for mobility. i have got another 8 months or so left if that is for renewal. what should i do? 

    My close friend said appealed her claim and won hers recently and was backdated quite a lot back. please note it is not a case of how much i can get, its a case of i am missing out on money that i a legally entitled to. and i have decided i am going to go for it. as i have nothing to loose. what do i need to do now? or should i wait. 
    I`m sorry to hear of your predicament, but you are not legally entitled to anything unless assessed to be so.  You were assessed as not qualifying for mobility therefore you are not legally entitled to that benefit.