Denied PIP? Don’t Let The DWP Keep What Is Yours.

A Mandatory Reconsideration is a formal request that the DWP look at your decision again, with a different decision-maker. It’s the first stage of the appeal process and is required before you can take a case to tribunal. You have one month from your decision letter to request one. We draft the letter; you sign and send it. GOV.UK explains how to challenge a PIP decision.

No. PIPAppeal is not a law firm and we don’t provide legal advice or represent you at hearings. We draft a professional appeal letter using the DWP’s official descriptor language, based on the documents and evidence you upload. You’re free to consult a solicitor or welfare rights adviser at any point alongside our service.

Yes. Our letters use the formal language and structure that the DWP and tribunal expect — they reference the official PIP descriptors, cite relevant regulations, and lay out evidence point by point. The letter looks and reads like one drafted by a welfare rights specialist because it is.

Most no-win, no-fee firms take a percentage of your backpay — up to 40% + VAT, which is about £3,072 on a typical £6,400 PIP backpay. We don’t agree with that model. The same letter, drafted to the same standard, costs us roughly the same to produce whether your backpay is £500 or £5,000. So we charge once, upfront, and you keep every penny you win.

A complete appeal letter delivered as Word, PDF, and Google Doc — tailored to your conditions and evidence, written in the descriptor language the DWP and tribunal need to hear, and personally reviewed by Neil before delivery. Standard turnaround is 48 hours; 24-hour delivery is available at checkout for an extra £19. Revisions are free and unlimited, and if the letter isn’t something you’re proud to submit, you get your money back.

Standard delivery is 48 hours from when we receive your documents. If you need it sooner — for example if your tribunal deadline is close — 24-hour delivery is available at checkout for an extra £19. We deliver Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm UK time.

At minimum: your DWP decision letter (or MR decision letter, for tribunal cases), and any medical evidence you have — GP letters, consultant reports, prescriptions, mental health team notes, anything relevant. The more detail you can share about how your conditions affect daily living and mobility, the stronger the letter will be. Upload takes about 5 minutes.

Yes. The free case review gives you a six-page review of your case within 3 hours, with your hardest activity argued the way your full letter would argue it. No card details. You can also email support@pipappeal.org.uk for a redacted sample letter. No commitment to order.

While our success rate is 90% on tribunal cases, no service can guarantee an outcome. If your Mandatory Reconsideration is refused, you can use your MR decision letter to start a tribunal case — and we can draft that tribunal letter for you. The tribunal stage has a much higher success rate, and many cases that fail at MR succeed at tribunal.

Yes. Documents are uploaded over an encrypted connection and stored encrypted. We’re ICO-registered and GDPR-compliant. Your case information is kept for up to 12 months so we can make revisions, then deleted or anonymised. We never sell your data. The details are in our privacy notice.