Why would your wife’s presence increase the housing element on UC? You cannot decide not to have the housing element if you are renting then that needs to be put on your claim, otherwise you are submitting a potentially fraudulent claim. The question asks if you rent.
And also I don't know how someone Nationality application assess on the basis which the decision made by private organization.... never the person been prosecuted or given chance to prove his/her innocence. In my thinking could be I am wrong, but the common sense is anything which came from Public ...
Referees All applicants for British citizenship must provide 2 referees to establish their identity. You must only contact the referees if this could resolve concerns about the application and you have the authority from a senior caseworker to do so. You must ensure that the following requirements ...
Why did she decide to travel when she had applied to naturalise? I would suggest she thinks if she intends to live the UK and what her priorities are. Where an applicant is required to take an oath of allegiance they must normally do so within the time limit of 3 months prescribed by the British Nat...
I agree, you’ve not had an intention to evade tax, you made a genuine oversight, have reported it and would be willing to repay any overpayment, I wouldn’t fret about this.
So there is scope to claim child benefit and council tax support/reduction in your case, the latter having a means test. Please post the gov.uk link for the OP (and others) that confirms that Turkish nationals can have CTR. The OP has already said- We just don't want to cause any problems for our v...
Hi, So reciprocal agreements apply to specific circumstances covered by legislation. Citizens of states that have ratified the ECSMA or CESC can access certain benefits, providing they are lawfully resident in the UK. Accessing these benefits will not constitute a breach of the NRPF condition that m...
No, insofar as your spouse doesn’t increase your UC entitlement I.e. you get a single person standard allowance, then that shouldn’t adversely affect your spouse’s application as they don’t receive public funds. You can’t use benefit income towards the (standard) financial requirement under Appendix...
It’s not cancelled, it’s just not added to your credit report if paid within one month. Yes you need to declare it and submit evidence of it being settled and you should be ok.
I think you were lucky not to be prosecuted for money laundering. I assume you were not arrested or charged for an offence. Have you a copy of the marker, what does it say? The Home Office can view credit reports so it may be important what it says.
I assume you’re still in work if claiming working tax credits. I assume your fiancé is under state pension age. Once you marry or begin to live together as a couple your tax credits claim will end and you cannot make a new claim for tax credits. Pension credit is somewhat different, usually a mixed ...
The relevant law which states who can, rather than who can not receive such credits, can be found in Regulations 2 and 5 of the Social Security (Contributions Credits for Parents and Carers) Regulation 2010 (SI 2010 No. 19) and Section 23A of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992.
Hi thanks for the replies, so I should apply for the child benefit then when she obtains ILR, transfer it over to her name, and she would get the credits? You don’t need to wait, your wife should apply to transfer the NI credits (class 3) from your child benefit claim, to her, which will count towa...
JB007, that advice is not correct. It is possible for a person to transfer their NI credits (class 3 which count for state pension) from child benefit to their spouse/partner. The OP’s spouse should complete form CF411A to transfer the NI credits - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national...
British Citizenship for children of EEA nationals The courts held that the Home Office's interpretation of the law between 1983 and 2000 on when EEA Nationals were treated as settled in the UK, was incorrect. In practice, this meant that the children of such EEA settled nationals born in the UK duri...
If you involve your local MP and explain you are in hardship/destitution or face it then your local MP should help expedite the application for a decision within 4 weeks. Assuming that the Home Office have all the documents and information to make a decision. Send local MP a letter from your GP stat...
Tax free childcare is not a public fund so would not breach a NRPF restriction. You may be eligible for
Tax free childcare as you are a British national.
