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• Fill in the ESA capability for work form

  , the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will usually send you a form called the ‘capability for work questionnaire’. It’s also called the ESA50. You’ll usually get the form about 2 or 3 months after

• Challenging a DLA decision - appealing against the decision

  can appeal, you must have already asked the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to look at the decision again - this is called ‘mandatory reconsideration’. You can read our guide on how to ask

• Sending your PIP claim form

  disability affects you’ form, you need to send it back to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) - or submit the online form if they sent you a link. You must send back the same form the DWP sent

• Start the work capability form for Universal Credit

  because you're disabled or have a health condition, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) usually send you a form to check if your Universal Credit should change. The form is called the 'work

• Check the rules after you go bankrupt

  The official receiver checks if you: took on debts you knew you couldn't repay gambled or took big risks with money spent much more than you needed to made a big pension contribution before you applied

• Appealing against a Universal Credit decision at a tribunal

  already asked for mandatory reconsideration and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) haven’t changed their decision, you can appeal to a tribunal. The tribunal will look at your reasons and make

• Challenging an Attendance Allowance decision - appealing the decision

  Before you can appeal, you must have already asked the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) to look at the decision again - this is called ‘mandatory reconsideration’. You can read our guide on how

• How to claim Attendance Allowance

  if you: have reached State Pension age need care or supervision because you have an illness or disability have needed care or supervision for at least 6 months because of your illness or disability

• Check if you have the right to reside for benefits

  you have a right to reside in the UK to claim the following benefits: Universal Credit  Pension Credit Child Benefit Housing Benefit You don’t need a right to reside to claim any other benefits

• Check your options for getting out of debt

  bankrupt - check what to do if you have problems with an IVA you might have to use your savings and pension money to help pay your debts - check how an IVA could affect your bank account, savings