Help & FAQs
Help when you need a steadier next step.
If you are preparing a PIP claim, you do not have to do everything at once. Start with the information you have, save your progress, and come back when you can.
Using PIP Companion
Use the workspace to draft answers, save examples, and track what still needs attention.Learn how it worksGetting specialist advice
For advice about your circumstances, consider speaking to a qualified benefits adviser or local support service.Find local supportOfficial information
GOV.UK has official PIP guidance, forms, and contact details.Visit GOV.UK PIPUseful external support
You may wish to check official PIP information or speak to an adviser before sending your claim.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers about using PIP Companion, saving your information, preparing answers, and knowing where to get outside support.
PIP Companion is an independent preparation tool that helps you explain how your conditions affect everyday life. It is not legal advice and not an official PIP form.
No. You can start with the parts you can manage now, save your progress, and come back later. Incomplete answers are normal while you are preparing.
Yes. The pages are designed to work on phones, tablets, and desktop screens. A larger screen may feel easier when reviewing longer answers.
No. PIP Companion can help you organise and prepare information, but it does not replace advice from a qualified benefits adviser or specialist support organisation.
You can check official Personal Independence Payment information on GOV.UK. PIP Companion is not connected to GOV.UK or the Department for Work and Pensions.