The Home Office has written to the Immigration Law Practitioners Association saying “The Home Office’s ambition is to move to a wholly digital system, where all individuals will have online access to their immigration status information by the end of 2024. In line with that ambition, and to avoid ph...

Assuming your husband is British, there is an argument that you can claim Carer’s Allowance, there is a case at the Upper Tribunal at the moment on this matter. I’ll let you know the outcome.

At the end of the day, the choice is one you need to make whether you want to claim or not.

Also that guidance is not about unemployment it’s about continuous lawful residence.

Then that should be ok. If one partner is subject to immigration control and other is british then British can claim UC as long as tenancy agreement is on his name ? Or this is exception because of COVID ? See https://medium.com/adviser/universal-credit-couple-claims-where-one-member-has-no-recours...

Then that should be ok.

No issue.

Insofar as the amount of public funds are not increased because of the presence of a person who is subject to immigration control e.g. your wife, then the claim should be ok. See also, https://medium.com/adviser/universal-credit-couple-claims-where-one-member-has-no-recourse-to-public-funds-e5aaf9ce...

Is the child or the other parent British?

You should not have a joint tenancy if one of you is subject to immigration control. Do you have children? Have you claimed council tax reduction?

Council tax discounts are not public funds so would have no affect on an immigration application.

He is 3 years and 2 months old As the child is under 10 they don’t have to meet the good character requirement for citizenship so being an overstayer should not affect their application assuming child born in the UK. In terms of DLA technically it should stop if a person is without extant leave, ho...

You seem to have gone a miss, you do not need to meet the financial requirement as you receive carers allowance, instead you need to show adequate maintenance and accommodation, see -https://www.immigrationboards.com/immigration-for-family-members/calculating-adequate-maintenance-2016-17-how-to-t205...

As the caution was more than 10 years ago I’d have expected a successful decision unless the caution was for an offence which was aggravating in the eyes of the HO. However, it’s nice for you to let others know and reassure people that the HO is following their guidance. So thank you.

How old is your child?

You can claim the child benefit for both children.

(A) You cant claim tax credits anymore it’s Universal Credit,
(B) As Casa states, you can request that the restrictions on your leave are removed by completing form NRPF10.

On the reverse of your husband’s BRP under remarks is it stated no public funds? On what basis was your husband granted leave?

You are eligible for the child care support as you have no immigration restrictions.

Yes it can be declared and no it won’t have any affect.