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7 months 1 day ago #290506 by mumsgirl
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I'm starting to prepare to be transferred from PIP to ADP when my current PIP award runs out. I'm just checking that I should use the PIP guides for ADP as I can't find any that say ADP? Are ADP and PIP basically the same or what is the difference? thanks
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7 months 1 day ago #290520 by Gary
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Hi mumsgirl
We have had a similar question asked before , it is ok to use PIP guide to answer ADP form.
I am not sure if B&W will do a specific guide for ADP claimants sometime in the future.
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We have had a similar question asked before , it is ok to use PIP guide to answer ADP form.
I am not sure if B&W will do a specific guide for ADP claimants sometime in the future.
Gary
Nothing on this board constitutes legal advice - always consult a professional about specific problems
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7 months 14 hours ago #290569 by mumsgirl
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Sorry, forgot to ask - in the letter I was sent by DWP I was told I will be transferred to ADP and reviewed by ADP. DO you know if that means that the form I will be sent will be a review type form as opposed to a form to apply for ADP for the very first time (without having previously claimed PIP).
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7 months 13 hours ago #290573 by Gary
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Hi mumsgirl
I have absolutely no idea, I would speak to your local Welfare Rights Organisation; advicelocal.uk they will know the new system and will be able to give you accurate advice.
Members on the forum who know the ADP system will be able to give you their experience and advice
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I have absolutely no idea, I would speak to your local Welfare Rights Organisation; advicelocal.uk they will know the new system and will be able to give you accurate advice.
Members on the forum who know the ADP system will be able to give you their experience and advice
Gary
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6 months 3 weeks ago #290699 by Prudent
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I was sent a review form after I transferred to ADP from PIP. There was an option to tick no change and return a two-page form. There was also a longer form enclosed. That allowed you to tick no change for the descriptors or to report a change. There is a box to fill in details. You can add extra pages if you wish.
I followed the B&W advice for PIP and essentially treated it like a new form. I did however refer to evidence I had previously sent to the DWP without resubmitting it. The only evidence I enclosed was new evidence I had gathered since my last pip claim.
There are lengthy delays. I got the results of my review 7 1/2 months after submitting the form. On a positive note, I kept the same award and my award was for ten years. My previous awards with the DWP were five years and three years.
I followed the B&W advice for PIP and essentially treated it like a new form. I did however refer to evidence I had previously sent to the DWP without resubmitting it. The only evidence I enclosed was new evidence I had gathered since my last pip claim.
There are lengthy delays. I got the results of my review 7 1/2 months after submitting the form. On a positive note, I kept the same award and my award was for ten years. My previous awards with the DWP were five years and three years.
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