PIP Applications
Careful preparation for your Personal Independence Payment claim.
What this service involves
Personal Independence Payment is assessed under the Social Security (Personal Independence Payment) Regulations 2013, on how your condition affects your daily living and mobility — not on the diagnosis itself. Describing that impact accurately, consistently and in enough detail is what the forms are really asking for, and it is where most people find the process difficult.
We help you prepare your claim properly: understanding the descriptors, recording your difficulties honestly and in your own words, and organising the evidence that supports what you have written.
What We Help With
- Understanding the activities, descriptors and reliability criteria in the Social Security (Personal Independence Payment) Regulations 2013
- Completing and reviewing the required forms accurately and in full
- Describing daily living difficulties clearly and consistently
- Setting out mobility information in the detail the form expects
- Preparing personal impact statements in your own words
- Identifying and organising relevant supporting evidence
- Responding to requests for additional information
- Preparing for an assessment so you know what to expect
- Supporting Mandatory Reconsiderations and tribunal appeals where applicable
How It Works
Four stages, applied consistently, so you always know where you are.
Initial Consultation
We discuss your circumstances, the difficulties you experience day to day and where you currently are in the PIP process.
Assessment & Planning
We go through the descriptors together, identify which areas are most relevant to you and plan what supporting evidence to gather.
Preparation
We work through the forms with you, making sure your answers are accurate, detailed and consistent, then check everything before submission.
Ongoing Support
We help you prepare for an assessment, explain any correspondence you receive and talk you through the options available to you afterwards.
Who This Service Is For
- First-time applicants who are unsure where to begin
- People who find long forms difficult or draining to complete
- Anyone who struggles to put the daily impact of their condition into words
- Claimants approaching a review or reassessment
Starting price
From£800
Prices shown are starting prices and may vary depending on the complexity and individual requirements of your case. A consultation may be required before work begins.
About pip application
The questions we are asked most often about this service.
We cannot make any claim about the outcome, and you should be cautious of anyone who does. The decision belongs to the Department for Work and Pensions. What preparation affects is whether the form in front of them describes your situation accurately, in enough detail, and consistently.
We help you prepare for it — what will be asked, how the descriptors work, and how to describe a typical day rather than your best one. Whether someone may accompany you to the assessment itself is a matter for the assessment provider, and we will explain their rules.
That is directly relevant, not a complication. Where ability fluctuates, the descriptor that applies is the one fitting the majority of days over a twelve-month period. Describing that variation accurately is part of what the form is asking for.
We can help you prepare the request and organise supporting evidence. Time limits apply and they run from the date on the decision letter, so if you are considering it, get in touch promptly rather than waiting.
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Discuss Your Claim
Every engagement starts with a consultation. Tell us about your situation and we will explain exactly what the work involves before anything is agreed.