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8 years 5 months ago #174111 by j112009
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Hello,
I am a member here and am trying to deal with my boyfriends move from dla to pip. He can't deal with it himself and has to ring up to claim by 7th december. I am also ill so will be finding this very stressfull. Please could you tell me where to look for specific info on transfer cases in the guides or do I just click on PIP and start from there. Sorry if I'm being stupid but can't concentrate and am beginning to panic. Will probably need your help with all of this.
Many thanks
PS How do I keep my posts all in one thread?
I am a member here and am trying to deal with my boyfriends move from dla to pip. He can't deal with it himself and has to ring up to claim by 7th december. I am also ill so will be finding this very stressfull. Please could you tell me where to look for specific info on transfer cases in the guides or do I just click on PIP and start from there. Sorry if I'm being stupid but can't concentrate and am beginning to panic. Will probably need your help with all of this.
Many thanks
PS How do I keep my posts all in one thread?
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8 years 5 months ago #174123 by Gordon
Just follow the links in the Members Only section to the PIP area, the PIP Claim guide covers the initial phone call and competing the PIP2 form with details of his issues.
The following link will take you directly to the PIP area.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/pip
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j112009 wrote: Hello,
I am a member here and am trying to deal with my boyfriends move from dla to pip. He can't deal with it himself and has to ring up to claim by 7th december. I am also ill so will be finding this very stressfull. Please could you tell me where to look for specific info on transfer cases in the guides or do I just click on PIP and start from there. Sorry if I'm being stupid but can't concentrate and am beginning to panic. Will probably need your help with all of this.
Many thanks
PS How do I keep my posts all in one thread?
Just follow the links in the Members Only section to the PIP area, the PIP Claim guide covers the initial phone call and competing the PIP2 form with details of his issues.
The following link will take you directly to the PIP area.
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/pip
Yes, if you can keep your posts in one topic it will help use to support you better.
Gordon
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8 years 5 months ago #174172 by j112009
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Sorry I don't understand how do I keep my posts in one topic! Do you mean just add on any other posts to this one?
Apologies not very tech savvy.
Apologies not very tech savvy.
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8 years 5 months ago #174228 by Gordon
Yes, just reply to the posts in this topic rather than starting a new topic each time.
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j112009 wrote: Sorry I don't understand how do I keep my posts in one topic! Do you mean just add on any other posts to this one?
Apologies not very tech savvy.
Yes, just reply to the posts in this topic rather than starting a new topic each time.
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8 years 5 months ago #174239 by melaniemack
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Hello,
do you think it is a good idea to use the word 'reliably' in my answers?
do you think it is a good idea to use the word 'reliably' in my answers?
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8 years 5 months ago #174269 by Gordon
Reliably is a collective word for four definitions, you should use these phrases in preference as they actually explain what your problems with reliably completing an activity would be.
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Melanie M wrote: Hello,
do you think it is a good idea to use the word 'reliably' in my answers?
Reliably is a collective word for four definitions, you should use these phrases in preference as they actually explain what your problems with reliably completing an activity would be.
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