JB007 wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 19, 2019 12:00 pm

The rules for the Working Tax Credits benefits are only, parents must work 24 hours a week them

The rules for the Working Tax Credits benefits are only, parents must work 24 hours a week between them

she is suffering crohn's disease she cant go for work . Many with crohns disease do work. Just a heads up, benefits are changing. The rules for the Working Tax Credits benefits are only, parents must work 24 hours a week them and there is no minimum earnings required, so they could claim to be self...

I understand that the aim of the EU policy is for anyone to only have one valid licence at a time, however what I said was that there are ways you might find yourself in the position where you have two licences. But are they both valid when you have exchanged your driving licence under the EU schem...

one of my friend said if your wife working then it wont be problem to getting child and working tax credit but i am the main applicant who claim but with her name I don't know how it will affect your visa appication, but are you aware that under the Welfare changes, both parents will have to work f...

Obligatory exchange When living abroad, you will have to exchange your driving licence for a local one: if your licence is lost, stolen or damaged after 2 years of usual residence, if you have a driving licence valid for life (only if required by the country where you live) if you commit a traffic ...

I don't suggest you do this, but if you were to temporarily lose possession of your EU licence, you can 'exchange' your licence without giving up your lost licence. If you then find your licence again, you will have 2. "You can have only one EU driving licence at any one time. ... If you move ...

Has anyone got any information on driving (in my own car) in the UK after a potential no deal brexit? Has anyone any information how/if this will impact car insurance? I currently assume i will be able to drive for 12 months like a US citizen would. Does anyone know if I can get a learners permit a...

Well the UK economy is only 1/8th Of the UK, therefore the UK by all estimation is most likely to suffer more than any EU country. ? What are trying to say? The UK is not in the Eurozone. The eurozone is the countries that use the Euro. Most expert believes the UK will suffer the most, followed by ...

Italy going in to recession and Germany just missing going into recession on their poor growth, is causing problems in the Eurozone. German Economy Stagnates, Just Barely Skirting a Recession https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-02-14/german-economy-stagnated-at-end-2018-barely-dodging-rece...

He gave me 3 solutions for my situation: 1) to apply on the 29 March 19 through the new eea scheme, he said the homeoffice maybe will be more lenient due to the political crisis of Brexit, plus the application will be validated by a system and not a case worker, unless they need more information. I...

Also, the UK has a 2 child limit for low income based benefits.

Sir/Ma, I applied for my son who is 13 years old from outside the UK. He was given indefinite leave to enter but I want to know if despite the fact that I signed Financial undertakings Form that I wont claim benefits on him for the next 5 years, whether i can include him with my housing application...

I should have made it clear that you have to ask for a backdate. From that CAB link above You can apply to get a Universal Credit payment to cover up to 1 month before you started your claim - this is called 'backdating'. You’ll need a good reason for not claiming earlier - if you’re in a couple, yo...

rangers wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 12, 2019 11:31 pm

Thanks for the reply,so do i need to ask for it or they will calculate it for me.

The CAB explains how to do that on this page (scroll down) and what reasons are accepted for a backdate.
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/benef ... t-is-paid/

Universal Credit is replacing the low income based benefits- Chilld Tax Credits Jobseekers Allowance Working Tax Credits Housing Benefit Income Support ESA I am not sure if a Universal Credit claim will be in both names if one person is subject to immigration control, as it was with Tax Credits. Ta...

Dear Group Admin And Members, I have received my ILR(10 yrs) October 2018.Me and My wife both are working full time.We have a child age 3 as well.Last month we have applied for UC. They have checked our papers and the first payment will be on end of this month.We might get some childcare cost back(...

This is an old thread. Tax Credits have ended for new claimants. Exisiting claimints will be moved to Universal Credit. Universal Credit replaces the six low income based benefits and has stricter requirements i.e. parents can no longer decide not to work, or to just work 24 hours a week between the...

Thanks for your reply, first of all I am doing 2 jobs for 18 years not just started to bring my family here my wife and son came to this country just 2 months ago, and I am working 80 hours a week if you work 80 hours a week you wouldn't be able to spend time with your family that's why like other ...

No issue. You claim as the parent NOT the child!! @CR001 Thank you very much for reply. Having a bit of Relief now. Secondly, My wife does not work as she looks after the child and we are expecting second one soon. I am the only bread winner in household. We are financially sound at current but jus...

Dear community, I was wondering how accurate the UC online calculators are when it comes to actually receiving the actual amount? If they are not accurate say +-20% then wouldn't it be setting a high expectation for the claimant? perhaps end up in disappointment and blaming the system? any thoughts...

Thank you, another quick question! on the UC online form it is asking for Nationality so if you have ILR what should you select? options are: 1. British 2. Irish 3. N.Irish 4. Citizen of Other country I would guess 4, as you are not a British citizen. If your partner is not a British citizen, the U...

not a British or Irish citizen This is a bit misleading as there is a Habitual Residence test, for British citizens too, and Irish citizens are now being checked to see that they have been living in Ireland even if they are already claiming UK benefits, unless they are being a EU qualified person w...

Yes, and child plus birth cert. You need to send what the form asks you to send. Wish they were that clear in asking what actually they need! just filled an online application form but didn't say what actually is required.. I will double check! :) Read the Notes that come with the claim form, "...

Dear community, I was wondering how accurate the UC online calculators are when it comes to actually receiving the actual amount? If they are not accurate say +-20% then wouldn't it be setting a high expectation for the claimant? perhaps end up in disappointment and blaming the system? any thoughts...