Hello everyone my experience, sorry dont know exact date(s) applied for rc arround 3.12. rc recieved arround 20.02. my husband called several time to request passport back, maybe thats the reason I recieved rc only after two and a half months. Thanks guys for great help, it was precious during this ...
thank you for reply
he is actively looking for a new job. so you think that it would be susspicious if i give pay checks only for two week? a month is desirable period?
Hello i plan to apply next week for RC but my husband has worked only for two weeks, so he is now again unemployed. is two pay slips (one for every week) enough proof that he is/was exercising treaty rights? should i send a form? i know that even as a jobseeker he is exc.treaty rights but is two ...
thank you for info, i also was in local volunteering centre they gave me directions and i called few phones, but they are very slow, i called three differnet organisations to sign in and still dont get forward call :) maybe they are busy :) or have too much volunteers :) about recesion - in my home ...
question:
what if i work 20 hours per week and my husband works 20 hours per week.
are we (together) still entitled to working tax credit?!
and if we did, who claims it? he? or thats no matter?
@ AccountantMatthew thank you very much. meanwhile, i called H&M revenue help line and they said (based on my circumstances) that my husband is entitled on working tax credit (!?). they said it is about 89 pounds, i suppose it is ammonut for one month. so i think that is a good news, if that not ...
hello everyone i was in a bank few days a go together with my husband (opening bank account) and nice lady while picking some information for us -filling forms, told us (when we said that my husband is working for the minimum wage) that he is entitled to "working tax credit". our situation is: - he ...
while i wait for inteviews for job i decided that i will start some volunteer job - to get involved in my community and to get access to training and Uk expirience. any suggestions?
...and i am happy that i can count that somebody really make attention to CVs and details on it, because i spent almost two days working on mine
i was hoping it was not wasting of time
now my chances are bigger
i went to the citizen advice, they said that anybody who lives in a council flat have a right to recieve "guests" for the first 6 weeks without paying to anyone. thete is no need to tell anyone from benefits. after that time, "guests" must pay small amount weekly this is in case "guests" does not ...
oh, no.
we will temporary stay with our friend in his flat. he is on benefits.
so i am asking do we need to pay a part of his rent, we are both unemployed for now.
i know when we find jobs we must pay a some part, but i dont know for now....?
hello everyone first of all i want to thank all good people from this site. thanks to his advice, i have got family permit. information for others who are preparing papers: in my case -it took five working days. -only gave them two passports and a marriage certificate -strong, short cover letter ...
oh, ok then.
But still, as i read on this forum, 90percent people who were in same situation like me (most common case-spouse), gave almost every paper and every answer (asked in application).
Thank you both and i will let you know what happened with me.
many thanks for advice.
But i must laugh in advance imagining ECOs face while reading my application:
question
-empty
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-empty
question
-empty
".......is she making fun of me!?"
and, finally, i dont have a clue why they put questions whose are not necessary (?!)
