PIP application support
For people who are usually aged 16 or over and under State Pension age when making a new claim, help working through daily living and mobility activities, explaining practical difficulties and identifying supporting evidence.
Applications & forms · England & Wales
A strong application starts with the right detail in the right place.
Support with PIP, Universal Credit health-related forms, Attendance Allowance and DLA for children — focused on functional impact, consistency and usable evidence.
What we help with
Long forms are difficult when the information sits across memory, medical records, appointment letters and day-to-day experience. We help bring those strands together into a structured application.
Universal Credit health-related forms
Administrative and drafting support around health-related UC forms and supporting documents. Universal Credit remains a UK Government benefit, but the wider disability-benefit landscape differs by nation.
Attendance Allowance
For people who have reached State Pension age, support describing care, supervision and help needed. New claims in Scotland use Pension Age Disability Payment instead.
DLA for children
In England and Wales, new DLA claims are for children under 16. We help organise information about extra care, supervision or mobility needs compared with another child of the same age. Children in Scotland claim Child Disability Payment instead.
How we approach the form
We do not fill a form with stock phrases. We look for the practical information that makes an answer understandable: what happens, how often it happens, what help is needed, whether an activity can be done safely and reliably where that test is relevant, and what evidence supports the account.
Typical documents
- Decision or claim letters
- Relevant medical letters and reports
- Medication list where relevant
- Care plans or occupational therapy information
- Factual notes from carers or family
- A simple timeline of important changes
What you receive
The exact deliverable depends on the agreed scope. It may include a completed draft, evidence checklist, chronology, supporting statement structure and a final consistency review before submission.
Important boundary
We provide unreserved paralegal and administrative support. We do not decide entitlement, guarantee awards or replace the DWP, HMCTS or an authorised legal adviser. If a matter falls outside our remit or another professional is more appropriate, we will say so.