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PIPchecker will help you work out whether you (or someone you know) might
be entitled to Personal Independence Payment?' (or PIP for short), and, if
so, which components and which rates you might get.
Also, if you have been refused PIP, or awarded less than you hoped, it
could help you structure your challenge to the DWP.
You can get started on PIPchecker straightaway, but if you haven't used
it before you should read the
PIPchecker guidance first. You should also read the warning box just below!
Although
PIPchecker uses the same rules as the DWP this does doesn't mean
they will always come to the same conclusion. For example, if you
say you cannot walk more than 20 metres it will show that you are
entitled to the enhanced rate of the mobility component. But the
DWP may still refuse you if they think you can walk further than
that.
So even if PIPchecker shows that you are entitled to a certain
amount of benefit, this doesn't guarantee that you will get it.
Summary Statement
You can select the text in the statement and then copy and paste it into
any other document, if you want to print it out or include it in an appeal
letter, for example.
You are welcome to use PIPchecker for
yourself, or for helping other people, but you must
not pass off it off as your own product, or copy its design
and/or coding.
If you like PIPchecker, please include a link to it on your own
website so that other people are more likely to find it.
PIPchecker is a new development by Benefits Owl: I hope to expand the
interactivity of Benefits Owl to include other issues in the future.
I would appreciate any feedback, or suggestions, to help me improve it.
I've set up a survey for this, which you can find here:www.surveymonkey.com/r/R3VR59D