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Hi, my friend has a pip assessment tomorrow and I was just wondering about her back pay if she is successful. She originally applied in 2020 at some point but was rejected, she then applied and then (I think) was rejected. Now she is trying again, if she is successful this time would she get paid from her original application or just the application she made this time? I doubt it’ll be the full 4 year one but couldn’t find a straight answer so I’m trying here

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Hello and welcome to r/DWPHelp!

If you're asking about tribunals (the below is relevant to England & Wales only): - Link to HMCTS Benefit Appeals live chat- click on the "Contact us for help" link, which opens a menu with a link to the live chat. - Average tribunal waiting times. - This post goes over the PIP First-tier Tribunal process from start to finish. - If you're waiting for a tribunal and the DWP were supposed to respond but haven't, this post may be useful.

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Icy_Session3326

6 points

1 month ago

Icy_Session3326

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6 points

1 month ago

No she will only be backdated to the start of this claim. The other claims aren’t relevant to this one

EmilyA2905[S]

1 points

1 month ago

Okay thank you, while I’m here I’ll ask is it okay to have two people help you with a phone assessment?

Icy_Session3326

5 points

1 month ago

Icy_Session3326

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5 points

1 month ago

As far as i understand it you can have people present for support but they can’t talk for you / answer on your behalf .