Looking back at your posts, I see that you said you used Ireland and the Surinder Singh route route to get your wife to the UK. Correction, in this post it stated the wife is the British citizen and the husband is the non-EU citizen. Is somebody else using your account? https://www.immigrationboard...

Hi there, Hope everyone is safe and well! I need help with my UC application. My Wife is a Non EU National with EEA2 and I am a British National. I have a question and not getting answer from any where please help me with it. I applied for UC in joint name due to this covid situation, However we ha...

UC is a tax free top up amount on ur earning. UC is a means tested welfare payment for those who are in need. UC has work requirements for the claimants, which is why this benefit is for those of working age/those of UK state pension age who have a partner of working age. I assume the OP has other ...

.. Other than child benefit what are the benefits we can claim? : You can use one the calculator from the following link to ascertain that; https://www.gov.uk/benefits-calculators They can't be used by certain people You can’t use the benefits calculator if you are: • Aged under 18 • In hospital/re...

When i will have right to work, i will not need Social Services help. I don't think you realise how expensive it is to live in London if you don't have the skills to earn a high wage. I'm assuming that if you had these skills, you would have come to the UK in your own right on a work visa, instead ...

Toledos wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 28, 2020 10:24 pm

we sub let a room, this pwople expect me to pay rent.

Does the owner of the property know his tenants have done this?

You are not allowed to rent a property as a visitor and the owner of the property can get into a lot of trouble for this.

To bring my daughter back in UK its took long time, and only option was visitor visa, We rent a room in 2 bedroom flat with family of 4 people. Them rent room their self from lanlord. How did you manage to rent when you were only in the UK on a visitor visa? Are you paying your rent money to the la...

When they take into account their income your UC is reduced. Or the UC claim is refused because their household income is too high. This also happens when both in the couple are British citizens too, because Universal Credit is a means tested benefit. Those who have contributed to the UK over the p...

Its crazy isn't it, they won't give UC to non British passport holder but they'll take into account their earning. When they take into account their income your UC is reduced. Call me old fashioned, but a couple should support each other. For richer of poorer. The UK's welfare state should not be s...

As you might know that to apply for a council tax reduction and Job-seeker allowance, you need to have Universal Credit to get through the system. That's not correct- - Council Tax reduction is nothing to do with Universal Credit. You apply for this from your local council but be very careful as th...

Both parents are legally responsible for the financial costs of bringing up their children. If you split up, and you’re the parent who doesn’t have the main day-to-day care of the children, you may have to pay money to the person looking after the children. This is called child maintenance. Sometim...

The father must also pay towards the keep of his children, as well as the mother. Contact the Child Support Agency if he is refusing to do this.

And if she has right to claim benefits why not on this bad time I'm sure you would do the same. It doesn't appear that they can claim bebefits from the UK under EU rules. They are meant to be dependant on their EEA sponsor AND their EEA sponsor has to exercising treaty rights at all times. It seems...

For now as we are still in the EU transitional period till 30 June 2021, you can still rely on your old EEA family right to secure benefits. If they are using the EU rules to be/remain in the UK by stating they are financially dependent on an EEA citizen, then I don't see how they can now ask to be...

I legally entered into the UK in Dec 2013 on the basis of spouse visa ... But yes visa granted in August 2013 and I entered in Dec 2013. I was granted spouse visa straight away for 3 years not even 6 months initially to facilitate our marriage. I came into the country in Dec 2013 and then went for ...

Thank you for your reply. I key question was will my future application for ILR will be affected if I claim the benefit? Not all benefits are Public Funds. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/public-funds--2/public-funds UK Visas and Immigration guidance for how it makes decisions about what...

The Child Benefit should be in your name and then she is not claiming public funds. As said, the extra Working Tax Credit benefit money you are claiming for you wife (Second Adult Element) is allowed on that benefit, as you have a child. That is not classed as Public Funds. The WTC benefit and Child...

sami1975 wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 04, 2020 12:01 pm

Dear Seagul

You did not understood my query.

You did not read the link seagul gave you in the second post, on Wednesday. - A link which then linked to benefit calcultors like this.
https://benefits-calculator.turn2us.org.uk/AboutYou

Which if you used, would answer your query.

The home office anounced 3 days ago that they will do automatic extension for NHS staff and their dependants. They have not mentioned any details on how to apply and what are the requirements & as usuall there phone does not answer and no reply on emails. i wonder if anyone can advise where to star...

Hi My wife’s visa always has a no recourse to public funds but I was always allowed to claim working tax credits, child tax credits and child benefit on my name. But on the most recent visa it says ‘ you are not entitled to receive public funds. In addition your sponsor is not entitled to claim or ...

I have now contacted the citizen advise and they have confirmed with tier 2 visa I can claim new style JSA https://www.gov.uk/how-to-claim-new-style-jsa. My only question is if I claim for this will it affect my future applications for ILR. New Style Jobseekers Allowance is not a public fund as thi...

The home office anounced 3 days ago that they will do automatic extension for NHS staff and their dependants. They have not mentioned any details on how to apply and what are the requirements & as usuall there phone does not answer and no reply on emails. i wonder if anyone can advise where to star...

Also the council never consider a person homeless until the last day of their removal through bailiffs (in most cases). Important also to note that not paying rent and becoming homeless is considered making yourself voluntarily homeless and would mean no help from the council for social housing. Th...

You should apply as couple but you will get standard single allowance and it would not affect his right to remain.if you apply for universal credit it shouldn't affect housing benefit claim as they are paid with in universal credit. Check gov.uk/benefits for more info. If you are under age 35, you ...

Also the council never consider a person homeless until the last day of their removal through bailiffs (in most cases). Important also to note that not paying rent and becoming homeless is considered making yourself voluntarily homeless and would mean no help from the council for social housing. Th...