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6 years 3 months ago #206852 by sally-ann
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Just returned to full-time work after 15 years on ESA. I am still claiming DLA as I am still treated for the same mental health issues. Do I need to tell DLA I am back at work - ESA/DWP have been informed. Guess i am afraid I will be called in for an assessment if I do. What will be the consequences for me if I fail to inform DLA separately. I thought it all came under the same umbrella, as I was assessed once for both ESA & DLA. Any suggestions.
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6 years 3 months ago #206866 by Gordon
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DLA is not a work related benefit so there is no specific requirement for a claimant to tell the DLA unit that they are working, however, it may disadvantage you if you do not notify the DWP and there are subsequent concerns about your award due to your starting the work.
If you do notify the DWP, then there is a good chance that you will be invited to claim PIP.
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DLA is not a work related benefit so there is no specific requirement for a claimant to tell the DLA unit that they are working, however, it may disadvantage you if you do not notify the DWP and there are subsequent concerns about your award due to your starting the work.
If you do notify the DWP, then there is a good chance that you will be invited to claim PIP.
Gordon
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6 years 1 month ago #208980 by sally-ann
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Hiya,
I am being sent a pip 2 form, as applying to go to pip from DLA. do you have specific info on this application, the booklet I down loaded from your site says PIP 1.
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I am being sent a pip 2 form, as applying to go to pip from DLA. do you have specific info on this application, the booklet I down loaded from your site says PIP 1.
Thank you.
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6 years 1 month ago #208992 by Gordon
You want our PIP Claim guide
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/esa1
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sally-ann wrote: Hiya,
I am being sent a pip 2 form, as applying to go to pip from DLA. do you have specific info on this application, the booklet I down loaded from your site says PIP 1.
Thank you.
You want our PIP Claim guide
www.benefitsandwork.co.uk/help-for-claimants/esa1
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6 years 1 month ago #210460 by sally-ann
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Hi,
Is it worth applying for pip if I am now on paid work.
Is it worth applying for pip if I am now on paid work.
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6 years 1 month ago #210506 by Gordon
PIP is not work related benefit so their is no legal restriction, do you reasonably think that your meet the criteria for an award?
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sally-ann wrote: Hi,
Is it worth applying for pip if I am now on paid work.
PIP is not work related benefit so their is no legal restriction, do you reasonably think that your meet the criteria for an award?
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