Number of applications ?

50Twuncle

Is there any limit to the number of applications anyone is allowed to make for PIP ?
Under the "supersessions" rule - as far as I can make out - no limit - you are allowed to reapply again and again if your condition has changed ...

[Deleted User]

I think thats the clue "if your condition has changed"

50Twuncle

venison wrote: »

I think thats the clue "if your condition has changed"

So if YOU decide that YOUR condition has changed - then you can reapply any number of times - should you fail on the first attempt ?

sheramber

https://www.ageuk.org.uk/globalassets/age-uk/documents/factsheets/fs74_challenging_welfare_benefit_decisions_fcs.pdf

The decision on the supersession
You should receive a written decision notice about your supersession request stating
whether your benefit award has been changed or not, as well as what steps you can take next.

If you are unhappy with the decision made, you can ask for an explanation or a reconsideration.

You cannot appeal against a refusal of a supersession request without asking for a revision first.

[Deleted User]

I would think its an actual change not if you decide it has changed
some discussion here >>from yourable

http://www.youreable.com/forums/showthread.php?10422-Appeal-or-reapply-(for-PIP)