I am about to send the additional evidence off for my Daughter's PIP claim before her assessment next week. My Daughter is 23 and has had these conditions all her life. I have recent evidence but I was wondering what is the maximum age of evidence PIP would accept? would I be able to submit evidence from when she was a child as she was diagnosed in infancy? Any help would be much appreciated.
The DWP tend to depreciate any evidence that is more than two years old, however, if you can show it's relevance to her problems now then it should still carry weight so if these are diagnosis letters for a life long condition then I would include, but as is the case for anything that you send, explain the relevance.
Gordon
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