A new release of data from the Department for Work and Drugs shows that nearly 1.5 million people, equivalent to 42.4% of the 3.5 million recipients, currently benefit from a Personal Independence Payment award duration of at least five years.
Important for those considering applying for PIP, or its Scottish counterpart, Adult Disability Payment , is the variance in award lengths which can range from nine months to an incredible 10 years, with this DWP disclosure only addressing durations deemed 'five years or longer'. Some individuals may receive a limited-term award for a set period of up to two years - these particular awards will not be subject to review, according to the DWP. Limited awards without a review date are allocated when it's anticipated that the claimant's health condition might improve.Claimants who meet certain criteria may be eligible for a 'light touch' review:.
The following conditions have seen the highest rates of claimants receiving awards for five years or longer as of the end of April 2024. Below is a brief overview of PIP and ADP. Although new claims for PIP have been replaced in Scotland by ADP, the eligibility criteria remain largely the same.Who might qualify for PIP or ADP?You typically need to have resided in the UK for at least two of the past three years and be in the country when you apply.
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