Recourse to public

Hi I really need some help I was recently given leave to remain that I can assess public funds do I have to wait for some time before I can ask for help please I have a newborn baby

I don't believe so, but your local Citizen's Advice Bureau (CAB) should be able to help you with this and advise on what benefits you are entitled to. The advice is free,

Thank you for reply my local CAB is always busy can't get appointment I was given 30 months base on my British child and we made change of conditions application to remove the no recourse to public funds and it was granted have applied for income support and child tax credits and has asjed to come for HABITUAL RESIDENCE TEST please can anyone help me

Maameama wrote:Thank you for reply my local CAB is always busy can't get appointment I was given 30 months base on my British child and we made change of conditions application to remove the no recourse to public funds and it was granted have applied for income support and child tax credits and has asjed to come for HABITUAL RESIDENCE TEST please can anyone help me

If you want benefits, then you don't have a choice but to attend that appointment for the HRT.
If you are in an area where Universal Credit is in, you will be told that.

UC is part of the welfare reforms and is being rolled out across the country and replaces 6 income based benefits, Child Tax Credits, Income Support, Working Tax Credits, JSA, ESA, Housing Benefit. There are different rules for the claimant to the benefits they replace.