PIP

Everyday living
1

Hi

I am helping my sister complete her application for PIP forms. She is unable to sign the form - cant find any information as to what to do - tried the DWP and got nowhere!

Anybody had this problem or know of anyone who had?

Thanks

2

Ring them up and ask.

Pollsx

3

The only information I can find on the benefitsandwork.co.uk site is that the claimant must sign the form unless they have an appointee. But clearly it seems to me that it’s inappropriate to have an appointee if your reason for not signing the form is physical impossibility, not a mental or cognitive impairment.

So my answer is the same as Polls. Ring them and ask.

Sue