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3 years 10 months ago #260893 by Ryan
is any difference between new claim pip form and renew form pip ???
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3 years 10 months ago #260903 by Catherine
Hello Ryan,

Yes there is a difference, the new claim form assumes that there is no information about you on file, so you have to put in everything they might need. The renewal form basically asks you about what has changed.

The advise in our PIP guide applies to both forms, although there is a specific section starting at page 113 for renewals.

PIP resources

If you have any more specific questions, please do ask.
Catherine

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3 years 10 months ago #260920 by Ryan
Dear Catherine

thanks for your answear.
that mean i sgoing to be paper based review ? or i need to have face to face assesment again ?
thank you

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3 years 10 months ago #260922 by Gary
Hi Ryan

A review does not mean that you will have a paper based review (PBR), for a PBR you need to show that you suffer from 'overwhelming Psychological Distress' ideally a letter from your doctor.
At present most assessments will still be by phone.

Gary

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3 years 10 months ago #260927 by Ryan

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3 years 10 months ago #260931 by Catherine
Hi Ryan,

When the DWP receive your review submission they will consider it. If they believe they can do a paper assessment they will, if not you will be asked to attend a face to face or telephone assessment, depending on what is happening at that point. As Gary mentioned, if you can produce a letter from your GP saying that a face to face or telephone assessment will cause you 'overwhelming psychological distress' you significantly increase your chances of being giving a paper assessment.

I hope that makes sense!
Catherine

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