This service includes a phone consultation to gather detailed information about your child’s care and mobility needs, a review of supporting evidence, and full completion of the DLA form on your behalf. I also provide recommendations on what evidence to send and suggest any further documents that could strengthen your claim.
This service offers everything included in the standard new DLA application support, with a guaranteed faster turnaround.
The key difference is speed — your completed form will be returned to you before the date stamped on your DLA form, ensuring your claim is processed in time to be backdated to the date you first requested it. This could mean up to six extra weeks of payments compared to the standard process.
Support with completing a change of circumstances form when your child’s needs have increased or changed. This includes a phone call to gather updated information, a review of your evidence, and full completion of the form with clear explanations of how your child’s needs differ from when the original claim was made.
This includes an online questionnaire for you to complete, followed by a phone call to discuss your child’s current needs. You’ll send me photos of the renewal form, and I’ll compile your answers into a Word document ready for you to transfer onto the official form.
If your claim has been refused or awarded at the wrong rate, I can help you challenge the decision by writing a detailed Mandatory Reconsideration request. This includes a review of your decision letter and evidence, advice on any further documents that could help, and a clear written submission explaining why the award should be changed.
If your case goes to tribunal, I can help you feel prepared and confident. This service includes a review of your decision letter and evidence, recommendations on additional documents that could strengthen your case, and a written submission setting out why the decision should be changed. I’ll also provide guidance on what to expect on the day and a simple checklist to take with you. While I don’t attend tribunals, I make sure you and your evidence are fully prepared.
If you have completed a DLA form and would like professional feedback before submission, I can provide a detailed review. This includes checking that the answers clearly reflect your child’s needs, identifying areas that may benefit from further detail or rewording, and advising on supporting evidence to strengthen the application.
This service includes a phone appointment to gather detailed information about your child’s special educational needs and disabilities, a review of your supporting evidence, and full completion of the application on your behalf. I’ll also give recommendations on what evidence to submit, suggest any additional documents that could strengthen the case, and ensure the application clearly explains your child’s needs across education, health, and care.
If the local authority refuses to carry out an EHC needs assessment, I can help you challenge the decision. This service includes a review of the refusal letter, a discussion with you about your child’s needs, and a written appeal setting out why an assessment is necessary. I’ll advise on what additional evidence to include and ensure your appeal is structured clearly, giving your case the strongest possible chance of success.
If your local authority agrees to assess but then refuses to issue an EHCP, I can help you prepare a strong appeal. This includes a review of the decision letter and assessment reports, a discussion with you about your child’s ongoing needs, and a written appeal explaining why an EHCP is required. I’ll also suggest any additional evidence to strengthen your case and ensure your arguments are presented clearly for the tribunal process.
If you’ve already drafted an EHC needs assessment request, I can review your application and provide detailed feedback. I’ll highlight areas that could be clearer or stronger, suggest additional evidence to include, and recommend improvements to give your request the best chance of success.
You’ll start by completing an online questionnaire to share key details about your needs. Once that’s done, we’ll arrange a phone call to discuss your daily living and mobility needs in more depth.
I’ll then help you describe your difficulties clearly and link them to the correct PIP descriptors, ensuring your form truly reflects your day-to-day life. This includes guidance on evidence and suggestions for any additional information you can include to strengthen your claim.
For those already receiving PIP, I’ll guide you through your review (AR1) form step-by-step. You’ll complete an initial online questionnaire, followed by a phone call to explore any changes to your needs or condition since your last award.
Together, we’ll make sure the wording clearly shows how your condition still affects you and that no important details are missed. I’ll also advise on evidence that can support a continued or higher award.
If your condition or support needs have changed, I’ll help you report these updates accurately and clearly. You’ll complete a short online questionnaire, and we’ll have a phone discussion to ensure all changes are fully explained.
I’ll guide you through how to describe your new needs in line with the PIP descriptors and advise on what additional evidence may help your case.
If your PIP decision doesn’t reflect your needs, I’ll help you request a reconsideration that’s detailed and persuasive. We’ll start with a short questionnaire and a phone consultation to review your decision letter and discuss where the DWP may have misunderstood your situation.
I’ll identify missing evidence, rewrite key examples, and provide a structured supporting statement that highlights how your daily life matches the PIP criteria.
If your reconsideration was unsuccessful, I can help you prepare for a tribunal appeal. This includes completing a short questionnaire and a phone discussion to review your paperwork and build your written submission.
You’ll receive a clear, well-structured statement summarising your case and linking your needs to the correct descriptors, along with guidance on how to present your evidence. (Representation at the hearing is not included.)
I create the application on the GOV.UK website using your email and details, completing all the required questions on your behalf. Once it’s ready, you simply log in to upload any supporting information and submit the application.
Support with letters and paperwork for housing, schools, social services, and other agencies. I’ll draft clear, professional letters that reflect your situation and needs, saving you the stress of trying to word them yourself.
Bookings are confirmed with a 50% deposit. Final payment is due prior to the delivery of your completed work.