housing benefits wife on flr fp appeal march 2016

Hello gurus and expert please please helps on here:

I am on ILR
2 KIDS BRITISH BORN

Wife on flr fp but waiting for appeal on march 2016 which just on corner next month

I am paying very high rate 111 GBP for every month.

My earnings is between 18000 to19000 per annum ane recently started just one month ago.

So we applied for Working tax credit and chil benefits.

Now i am struggling to pay council tax please experts give me advices can i apply for housing benefit or not because i am scared in future for my wife visa like flr(M) etc.


Please please advice i need to apply ASAP.


Many thanks

You can only claim Housing Benefit as a single person with two children. i.e your wife can't be considered in the application. What do you mean when you write that you are paying a high rate of 111 GBP per month? A high rate of what exactly?

Hi casa

Many thanks for your prompt reply

Sorry my way was may wrong it's mean rate A and according to my knowledge other areas in my city is little lower so its dependnon area i think so i an paying £111.20 per month.

So my hours are less and i am trying to find some good job.

So i thought if it's helps to reduce my council tax.
Council tax rate is depends on area so its like A B OR C ETC

please correct me if u am wrong some where.

Secondly can i apply for council house? like people put and register there name for house on rent so i am looking to go through council it's just because people on my streets like neighbours they said you will pay less rent. Private rent is but high rate.


I hope above explanation helps some where.


Thanks again to CASA

Council tax band A, which you are paying, is the lowest rate already.

You can apply for Council Tax Support and see if you get anything.

CR001 wrote:Council tax band A, which you are paying, is the lowest rate already.

You can apply for Council Tax Support and see if you get anything.

Thanks alot casa how do i check for my housing benefit like how much i will get or not.

Second thing what is universal credit i am trying to involve in every thing all new for me these stuff.

I have just applied wtc and CB Waiting for outcome.

Is there any thing I can good for me in universal credit etc..

The last thing i have applied wtc very late i didn't know about back dating but do you think i can bacl date for three months in WTC .as it's says wtc will be one month back date only.

Any chance i can get three months or which ever is missed?

I didn't know about benefits etc that's why and some one miss guide me that it will effect my flrm of my wife that's why i took long. So i got ILR in nov 2015 and i have applied wtc on feb 2016:(


Thanks

Many thanks

Check what you could be entitled to on the benefits calculator (put yourself as British)

https://benefits-calculator.turn2us.org.uk/AboutYou

Otherwise, speak to Citizens Advice Bureau

Have you applied for tax credits in joint names and Child Benefit in your name only?

Again, Council housing can only be allocated based on you as a single person with 2 children. Your wife can't be included in the points awarded.

CR001 wrote:Check what you could be entitled to on the benefits calculator (put yourself as British)

https://benefits-calculator.turn2us.org.uk/AboutYou

Otherwise, speak to Citizens Advice Bureau

Many thanks casa


So you mean what ever its showes me i can apply whole and it eill not effect my wife flr fp which is on appeal on 4 march
And in future flr m will also not effect with these benefits.

Just making sure bro you guys helping and saving families no doubt.

And if you answer is dont include your wife so what should i put in this online calculator when they ask your partner etc i mean she's on immigration control thats all i can say.

Same question like it was in wtc tax credit form so i can give here same answer too .am i right ?


Thanks again

Also, be aware that there is a very long waiting list for a council house or housing association house.

Your best option would be to see what, if any, housing benefit you qualify for but it is unlikely to cover your full rent.

Casa wrote:Have you applied for tax credits in joint names and Child Benefit in your name only?

Again, Council housing can only be allocated based on you as a single person with 2 children. Your wife can't be included in the points awarded.

Thanks casa

Yes wtc joint name they sent me forms and i have give wife details and declarations sign and mine same
So both signed on last page i hope we did right thing ?


And child benefit yes on my name

silentsmile wrote:

Casa wrote:Have you applied for tax credits in joint names and Child Benefit in your name only?

Again, Council housing can only be allocated based on you as a single person with 2 children. Your wife can't be included in the points awarded.

Thanks casa

Yes wtc joint name they sent me forms and i have give wife details and declarations sign and mine same
So both signed on last page i hope we did right thing ?


And child benefit yes on my name

Yes, correct

CR001 wrote:Also, be aware that there is a very long waiting list for a council house or housing association house.

Your best option would be to see what, if any, housing benefit you qualify for but it is unlikely to cover your full rent.

Hello casa again sorry too many questions lol

What do you mean by long que
You mean for money wise i will have to wait to for money to come into my account. I am look like a kid here lol because i know idea housing benefit is the thing like council will give me money to my account and i will support for my rent.?

And council house means council will give me house for low rate rent but need to wait for it.?

Please clear me if i am wrong any where. And apologies for silly questions

I am looking what is mean by housing benefits and what's things will count in whole circle

I am just cleared few things like rent support and council house ( rent house by council)


Many thanks

silentsmile wrote:

CR001 wrote:Also, be aware that there is a very long waiting list for a council house or housing association house.

Your best option would be to see what, if any, housing benefit you qualify for but it is unlikely to cover your full rent.

Hello casa again sorry too many questions lol

What do you mean by long que
You mean for money wise i will have to wait to for money to come into my account. I am look like a kid here lol because i know idea housing benefit is the thing like council will give me money to my account and i will support for my rent.?

And council house means council will give me house for low rate rent but need to wait for it.?

Please clear me if i am wrong any where. And apologies for silly questions

I am looking what is mean by housing benefits and what's things will count in whole circle

I am just cleared few things like rent support and council house ( rent house by council)


Many thanks

You've confused my post with one by CR001

Casa wrote:

silentsmile wrote:

CR001 wrote:Also, be aware that there is a very long waiting list for a council house or housing association house.

Your best option would be to see what, if any, housing benefit you qualify for but it is unlikely to cover your full rent.

Hello casa again sorry too many questions lol

What do you mean by long que
You mean for money wise i will have to wait to for money to come into my account. I am look like a kid here lol because i know idea housing benefit is the thing like council will give me money to my account and i will support for my rent.?

And council house means council will give me house for low rate rent but need to wait for it.?

Please clear me if i am wrong any where. And apologies for silly questions

I am looking what is mean by housing benefits and what's things will count in whole circle

I am just cleared few things like rent support and council house ( rent house by council)


Many thanks

You've confused my post with one by CR001

My apologies casa yeah i was asking yo CR001

IF you know the answer please help me sorry for mess.

And big thanks for turbo replies it's sound Like Iron man : )

I don't have the answer. Your local Citizens Advice Centre (CAB) should be able to give you free advice.

Housing benefit, if you qualify for any housing benefit, is paid to you either weekly or once every 4 weeks. You then have to pay your rent to your landlord. What you might qualify for depends on your household income and personal circumstances.

Council housing or housing association, is cheap rental properties, but unlikely you will qualify for one of these any time soon. Some areas the waiting list is many years long and these properties are usually given to priority applicants, which from your circumstances doesn't appear to be priority.

CR001 wrote:Housing benefit, if you qualify for any housing benefit, is paid to you either weekly or once every 4 weeks. You then have to pay your rent to your landlord. What you might qualify for depends on your household income and personal circumstances.

Council housing or housing association, is cheap rental properties, but unlikely you will qualify for one of these any time soon. Some areas the waiting list is many years long and these properties are usually given to priority applicants, which from your circumstances doesn't appear to be priority.

Croo1 and casa you guy really helpfull anc deserve a GOLD MEDAL thanks a lot many things clear now.

One of my friend take written notice from current landlord like he want you to leave house so it will help for council house on fast track etc.

I have no experience but it's depends it think on genuine circumstances


Again thanks for croo1 and casa

It won't put you on a fast track for a council house if there is a serious shortage in the area....but it might put you in temporary bed & breakfast accommodation. You could also be allocated accommodation anywhere in the UK. Better to stay where you are.

Hello casa again

On checking my eligibility for housing benefits
I got question

Are all the members of your household British or Irish citizens

So as i mentioned my wife is on Flr fp appeal and my kids waiting for British passport MN1 application and born in uk.

So what should i asnwer yes or No

Please advise

Answer is no