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Q8: dressing and undressing

Help to fill in Q8: dressing and undressing for PIP. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Q8: dressing and undressing
Q15: additional information

Help to fill in Q15: additional information for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question
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- Q15: additional information
Q1 - moving around and using steps

Help to fill in Q1: moving around and using steps for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
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- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q1 - moving around and using steps
Q4 - picking up and moving things

Help to fill in Q4: picking up and moving things for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q4 - picking up and moving things
If you're sending the form back late

If you're late sending back the form you must still fill it in and send it as soon as you can. If you have a good reason the DWP might decide to accept
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- If you're sending the form back late
Q6 - communicating (speaking, writing and typing)

Help to fill in Q6: communicating (speaking, writing and typing) for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q6 - communicating (speaking, writing and typing)
Q11 - learning how to do tasks

Help to fill in Q11: learning how to do tasks for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
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- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q11 - learning how to do tasks
Q10 - staying conscious when awake

Help to fill in Q10: staying conscious when awake for your ESA application. Find out what this means and how to correctly complete the question
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- Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
- Help claiming ESA
- Fill in the ESA capability for work form
- Q10 - staying conscious when awake
Use our British Sign Language service to help you apply for Universal Credit

You can use our British Sign Language (BSL) video service if you need help or advice with applying for Universal Credit and the early stages of your claim
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- Use our British Sign Language service to help you apply for Universal Credit
Q2: listing your health professionals

Help to fill in Q2: listing your health professionals for PIP. Find out what this means and get advice on how to complete the question for your claim
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- Q2: listing your health professionals