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9kAsuZEN
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Thomas Christopher John Pursglove
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<p>Some claimants may not be able to engage effectively with the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claims process due to vulnerability – for example, they may not understand the consequences of not returning a claim or review form and not have a personal acting body (PAB) to help them. Claimants identified as requiring additional support (AS) during the gathering of initial claim information, or at a later date in the claimant journey, can have an AS marker added to their claim. Elements of the PIP claims process have been adapted to provide further support for this group, including not disallowing them for non-return of a form.</p><p /><p>The PIP Assessment Guide is guidance for health professionals carrying out assessments and includes a section (1.12) on identifying claimants who require AS to engage with the PIP application process.</p><p> </p><p>We regularly review the use of the AS marker to ensure it continues to protect those who find it difficult to engage with the PIP process.</p>
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Department for Work and Pensions
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Department for Work and Pensions
Department for Work and Pensions
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Thomas Christopher John Pursglove
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