How To Complete a PIP Form
The Simple and Easy Way
COULD YOU BE ELIGIBLE FOR £23,200 OR MORE?
A PIP award can be worth between £1,200 - £7,700+ each year.
Many awards last for three years, meaning £23,200 or more is on the line.
YIKES! 0 POINTS AWARDED!
Many people underestimate the PIP application, only to then find themselves devastated with 0 points awarded.
This mistake plunges them into a gruelling appeal process they never saw coming!
How can you improve your chances of
getting the correct award for PIP?
It is unlikely that you would be reading this if you did not have problems completing the PIP form.
GET HELP!
Tough Process
The PIP process can be tough and relentless, wearing down even the strongest individuals until they feel they can't fight anymore.
Get Help
Whether it's a new claim, review, change in situation, reconsideration, appeal, or application to the Upper Tribunal - get help!
Help Can Be Expensive
Getting good quality advice makes sense, but it can be costly – some companies charge between 35% and 45% of the arrears, or a percentage of your annual payment – perhaps £500 or more in fees - but this doesn't appear fair.
THE SOLUTION
We've created a simple and easy online step-by-step guide with pre-written example wording for each section of the form.
Just copy what applies to you and adjust it to fit your needs. It's that simple!
No more worrying:
"What should I write?"
"Have I missed anything?"
"Did I say it correctly?"
We've done the heavy lifting, so you can enhance your chances of a successful application quickly and easily.
We provide details to include that most people never think to add.
Even though we can't promise success, this will make your chances much better.
The course is simple and easy to understand.
We guide you through the process of completing a PIP form step by step.
Note: This guide focuses on Type 1 Diabetes, but it can also be helpful for those with other conditions. We are working on creating additional resources for people with other conditions, and this effort depends on the contributions we receive. Creating these guides requires a lot of effort.
