faq

You may be eligible if: You’re aged 16 to State Pension age, You have a health condition lasting 12+ months, You struggle with daily living or mobility.

What are the 2 parts of PIP?

PIP is made up of two components: the daily living part, which covers everyday tasks like cooking and washing, and the mobility part, which covers moving around and planning journeys.

How many points do you need to qualify?

You usually need at least 8 points for the standard rate and 12 or more points for the enhanced rate, depending on how your condition affects you.

How long does a PIP claim take?

Most claims take between 8 and 20 weeks, although this can vary depending on assessments and processing times.

Do you need medical evidence for PIP?

Medical evidence is not required but can strengthen your claim. This can include GP letters, specialist reports, or care plans.

What conditions qualify for PIP?

There is no set list of qualifying conditions. You can claim for physical or mental health conditions as long as they significantly impact your daily life or mobility.

How much money do you get from PIP?

The amount you receive depends on whether you qualify for the daily living component, the mobility component, or both, and whether you are awarded the standard or enhanced rate.

Can you work while claiming PIP?

Yes, you can still receive PIP if you are working, as it is not means-tested and does not depend on your income.

What happens if your PIP claim is refused?

You can challenge the decision by asking for a Mandatory Reconsideration, and if needed, you can take your case to a tribunal.

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How long does PIP last?

PIP is usually awarded for a fixed period, and you may be reassessed before it ends to review your condition.

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