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dont know why tax credit wont accept clarification from homeoffice that his go no ID BUT exist in the eyes of law as my husband after HO giving him permission to marry,alina143 wrote:ok thats good
NO his got no ID but we was granted marriage approval based on him being father of 3 of my children,which had his photo and mine on the certificate of approval,he took all that in NI interview,but they said his failed to identify himself with these paperworks and home office letters,ive recently put in FLRM,that was sent back from HO becuse stupid solicitor forgot to make my husband sign document,so we did that today,and thery sending it back to HO,so far this letters and certificates not being accepted,thing is CTAX have checked my hubbys detail with HO and they are aware his got no ID,but still they wont accept these paper works,what do u think they will accept when his got no ID??ANY ADVICE would be apreciatedalina143 wrote:syeda im exactly in the same position with tax credits they sended my partner for a nino interview the women that did the interview said that he wont be issued with a nino number but was satisfied with the documents that we provided it was a letter from home office saying that my partner has to sign on at the police station every month and it also had his picture on the paper. Has ur partner got any paper like this?
my husband came to uk at the age of 14 his parents sent him with next man to uk he came as this mans child added to gentlemens passport years back thats how it was parent can have childs name added to their passport,this man brings him then few days later dumps him in my hometown,the asian community instead of reporting this under age child dumped on the street,1 family takes him in to there home,and kept him isolated with no ID school,gp social service away from public eye,and once he turned 17 he started working for himself side jobs,to survive,and this is how he carried on living till he met me 7 years ago,i fell in love with him and had 3 kids with him,he would have applied under 14 years rule but his got no ID to prove his existence year by year with no PUBLIC RECORDS,the whole asian community in our town knows his been here over 16 years,but EVIDENCE is accepted only,his got some photos of him in uk here and there with mates,but he can ccount for 14 years in a row,this is why i applied for MARRIAGE,,if only the community reported him 16 years back social services would have put him into education etcc...alina143 wrote:im not really sure what they will accept is there any chance ur hubby can make his passport if he can then u can send that to tax. How did he come to uk?
he came in uk with an adult gentlemen at the age of 14 who his family handed over to,he remembers clearly he came as the man son,a child name was added to gentlemens passport,so since 1994 his been in uk illegally,with no1 questing abt his identity,this man deserted him a week after his arrival in uk and his been living in our community hometown since 1995,as one of the community member,john isnt the cretificate of marriage approval with both our photos on and his detail enough for ctax to accept,and marriage certificate,and homeoffice letters stating theyve recieved his application for FLRM and its being handled by case worker//John wrote:syeda29, you have already taken this matter up with your MP, and that was exactly the right thing to do. To me it makes no sense for the HO papers to be rejected at the interview relating to, well, the non-issue of a NI number.
But syeda29, you tell us "HIS GOT NO RIGHTS TO RESIDE", but how did he get into the UK? Did he have a valid visa then overstayed? Or arrive in the UK in the proverbial back of a lorry?
thats exactley what i mean his revealed his REAL ID to the home office his made an illegal entrants 16 years back but never was put into no education or anyhthing,he learnt to survive on his own,no1 questioned him abt his identity last 16 years,now wev got HO marriage approval with his phot ID on and his detail i even took a utility bill i recentley added his name on to,but they say his ID Isnt confirmed on top of that they told me how do we know his really who his saying he is,far as wer concerned he could be a millionaire,I REPLIED if he was a millionaire he wouldnt be surrendering to HO and there would be no reason for him to live in uk he can live in luxery in BANGLADESH,...how sad they can bealina143 wrote:what country is he from syeda? Pakistan? He can go to pak embassy in uk and make his passport with the HO papers. Syeda i dont understand one thing when u went for NIno interview they shouldnt have rejected the HO papers as id that in one way proves his id also. Really this is really confusing. When me and my partner went for the NINO interview we were told there no NINO will be issued but enough evidence was provided to prove who he was we took a bill, the HO FORMS THAT HE WAS GIVEN WITH HIS PHOTO ON IT. I really dont understand. How can they say ur partners id wasnt confirmed
still no luck child tax arranging 2nd interview to verify husbands identity,alina143 wrote:oh my god thats appalling
john i contacted them according to them home office document should be sucficent to identify him but tax credit are sending him for another interview god knows how long that will take and this interview is to identify who he is,according to tax credit he needs proper id john 1 he dont have any form of photo id,he just has a utility bill and marriage certificate and his names on kids birth certificate,i just applied for a medical card but doubt he will be accepted due to being non resident,ive got 2 photo attached and verified by his solicitor to state his identity and one from local community,dwp saying they can accept solicitors letter for identity purpose but childtax refusing to accept it,im lost but cant give up the battle for my kids thanx for asking meJohn wrote:syeda29, have you made contact with your MP? If not I suggest you do that.
You always have up to 30 days to submit an appeal against a letter of rejection of a Tax Credits claim. But the Tax Credits office have the ability to accept a late appeal, as long as it is made before one year is up. If they are not minded to accept the late appeal, well that question can be tested before the Tribunal.I also wanted to ask about what might happen cos we made the appeal 45 days after the date of refusal of the application.will they backdate our payment?(The application itself was made a within the 3 month of the child birth)
It could of course be both WTC and CTC. Ordinarily both are paid together, as relevant....... the tax credit office has paid some amount in her account(tax credit payment).we do not know wich one was paid (child tax or working tax credit).
