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Yes We are.John wrote:I presume you are both Chinese?
It is a long shot but before coming to the UK, did either of you work in another country, apart from China? If yes, please give details.
Also the Tax Credits claim ..... when were Tax Credits first claimed? Month? Year?
Thanks a lot John.John wrote:Unfortunately none of that helps. I am surprised that the claims for those benefits were granted.
The important thing is that you withdraw the claims ..... stop claiming .... as soon as possible .... so that when you complete the form for ILR you can honestly and correctly answer the Public Funds question .... "NO"! Why? Because the question is asked in the present tense .... are you claiming? ..... so the correct answer will of course be .... NO!
Why did I ask where you worked? For example if you had worked in Canada then a claim Child Benefit would have been totally OK .... because the terms of the Social Security between the UK and Canada is drafted in such a way as it covers not just Canadians but also anyone who has paid Canadian Social Security contributions.
One of my friend had a similar situation. As far as I know he got a rejection initially and then he tried returning the money back to HMRC by keeping proof of each communication. (Though HMRC returned the cheque back saying that he was entitled which is a shame thinking that there isn't a way for them to check if he was actually eligible)zhangwb97 wrote:Thanks a lot John.John wrote:Unfortunately none of that helps. I am surprised that the claims for those benefits were granted.
The important thing is that you withdraw the claims ..... stop claiming .... as soon as possible .... so that when you complete the form for ILR you can honestly and correctly answer the Public Funds question .... "NO"! Why? Because the question is asked in the present tense .... are you claiming? ..... so the correct answer will of course be .... NO!
Why did I ask where you worked? For example if you had worked in Canada then a claim Child Benefit would have been totally OK .... because the terms of the Social Security between the UK and Canada is drafted in such a way as it covers not just Canadians but also anyone who has paid Canadian Social Security contributions.
What I am really worried about is that, even if I make a resonable answer to that question as "Yes", but in case the caseworker still find out that I have not managed to refund all the money, will my application still be rejected without the right of appeal? And most important, will this affect my current leave to remain and when can I make a further application?
John wrote:Unfortunately none of that helps. I am surprised that the claims for those benefits were granted.
The important thing is that you withdraw the claims ..... stop claiming .... as soon as possible .... so that when you complete the form for ILR you can honestly and correctly answer the Public Funds question .... "NO"! Why? Because the question is asked in the present tense .... are you claiming? ..... so the correct answer will of course be .... NO!
Why did I ask where you worked? For example if you had worked in Canada then a claim Child Benefit would have been totally OK .... because the terms of the Social Security between the UK and Canada is drafted in such a way as it covers not just Canadians but also anyone who has paid Canadian Social Security contributions.