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- If the DWP change their decision in your favour, you will start receiving PIP payments immediately, and they will pay you the benefits you should have received from the date of your claim - this is called ‘backdating’. If they don’t change their decision, you should continue with your appeal through a tribunal.
www.mentalhealthandmoneyadvice.org/en/welfare-benefits/pip-mental-health-guide/challenging-a-pip-decision/mandatory-reconsideration-for-pip/Mandatory reconsideration for PIP : Mental Health & Money Advice
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If you disagree with the decision that’s been made about your PIP claim, you can challenge it. You can challenge the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) decision about PIP if: you didn’t get it. you got a lower rate than you expected. you think your award isn’t long enough.
You can appeal any decision made about your PIP claim. Some of the most common reasons are: you didn’t get PIP. you got a lower level of PIP than you expected. you think your PIP award should last for longer.
If you’re thinking about challenging the decision, get advice from your local Citizens Advice in England and Wales or in Scotland to check if you have grounds to appeal again. You can reapply for PIP and start the process again, but unless something has changed you’re unlikely to get a different decision.
If you are unhappy with the outcome of your claim for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), what you can do about it depends on what you are unhappy about. Check our Turn2us PIP Helper to find information about appealing a decision, what to expect, and links to get help.
Beware that if you challenge a decision, it can be changed to make your PIP award lower or shorter. If you’re not sure whether you should challenge a decision, you can: Read about checking the decision on our Check PIP decision page
This page explains when and how to appeal to Tribunal, and gives some tips for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) appeals. For what happens after you have started your appeal, read our First Tier Tribunal Appeals Process guide. Appealing to Tribunal is the second step of challenging a PIP decision. It is asking an independent tribunal, called ...
Sep 24, 2021 · The government said it made millions of PIP decisions and 5% were overturned. Figures released under the Freedom of Information Act also reveal more than 1,000 people across the UK have died...
