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Personal Independence Payment (PIP)

Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is a disability benefit for people in England, Northern Ireland and Wales, aged 16-65 who have a disability that means they have difficulty with daily living or getting around. Adult Disability Payment (ADP) has replaced PIP in Scotland.

Use our step-by-step guide to filling in the PIP 2 form

What is PIP?

Find out more about Personal Independence Payment (PIP), whether you may be eligible and how to apply.

Guide to filling in the PIP form

Use our step-by-step guide to filling in the PIP form to help you explain how your deafness affects your daily life.

Downloadable PIP form guide

A downloadable PDF version of our step-by-step guide to filling in the PIP form.

Supporting evidence to include

Use our template letters to get the best PIP supporting evidence from your audiologist and Teacher of the Deaf (ToD).

Challenging a PIP decision

If you're unhappy with your PIP decision, you can appeal it, or you can complain about how your case has been handled.