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No disrespect to you, but that bit is a little too much, advising the OP, who chooses for whatever to have a large family on his or her own, it is not up to you to draw conclusion that op's large family has a religious motive, you are basically teaching the OP to lie. That is wrong.Brigid from Ireland wrote:Hi Zaza,
If any state official tries to make life difficult because you have no job and lots of children, say it is your religious faith to have large family, and Irish constitution protects your right to your religion, so you can have as many children as you want.
hi Brijid from Ireland.Brigid from Ireland wrote:Hi Zaza,
It is simple. Your wife can (and should) continue to get jobseekers allowance. She is not required to be available for or look for work for about four weeks before and after the birth. Then when baby is maybe four weeks old she can start to look for work again. But she gets the payment also for the weeks around the birth, as this is considered fair, because a woman with a job would get her payment during time baby is born.
In addition, if you yourself wish to claim the same payment in your own right, the amount will be given half to each spouse. It is very important that your wife continue to claim her payment, as this is possibly considered the exercise of EU treaty rights. You must decide if you want to claim half for yourself or if you prefer for her to claim the full amount , but the important point is that she must continue to claim until she gets work.
If any state official tries to make life difficult because you have no job and lots of children, say it is your religious faith to have large family, and Irish constitution protects your right to your religion, so you can have as many children as you want.