New PIP review

amy1188
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Hi,
I have revived my new questionnaire as my pip is due to expire in a few months. Nothing has really changed for me since my last one, do I just write no change or do I have to re write everything out?
I have revived my new questionnaire as my pip is due to expire in a few months. Nothing has really changed for me since my last one, do I just write no change or do I have to re write everything out?
Obviously last time I wrote everything in quite a lot of detail and I don’t really want to have to do it all again when it all exactly the same.
Thanks
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Hi there @amy1188, I'd strongly advise against just writing 'no change' it's best to treat this as a new application for PIP. As long as you can show how your issues affect each descriptor, that'll be fine. So some detail, but don't drown them in information that may not be needed, if that makes sense?0
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