I'm not sure the father could have claimed child benefit for non-British children not living in the UK even if he were alive. He could not. https://www.gov.uk/child-benefit-abroad Universal Credit replaced the Tax Credit welfare benefit. From what I recall, Tax Credit was only meant to be a welfare ...

All she can claim is child benefit and universal credit child tax element at the moment dont think she will be allowed to come at all only visit visa if children apply when they are 18 and over in future. She can't have UK Public Funds and both of those are Public Funds. As said, she will have to ...

Dear Sir/Madam, My son will apply Universal Credit for his son. Can this affect on his wife next ILR / British Citenship because she is on spouse visa and online form need her information as well? Kindly give us prompt advice. Thanks & Regards With a No Recourse to Public Funds wife, your son ...

Hi all, Asking on behalf of friend. He wants to claim UC. his wife is on spouse visa. Tenancy agreement is on both husband and wife name. His wife is not working at the moment. Will the joint name on Tenancy agreement affect his UC claim? Or he must have to change the Tenancy agreement to his name ...

I think they are treating her same as a person with ILR or BC which will be a big issue when she apply for extention and home office may refuse her application. Anyone please advice what to do? Regards Have a read of this article (updated June 2023) " Carlos Hagi works in the Welfare Benefits ...

Ah I see, I just thought we wouldn't have to apply everything again, since we paid so much for first visa! If your Portugese flag is your country: all immigrants are treated the same now that the UK has left the EU and visas are expensive. The other thing that is no longer free for EEA citizens who ...

Spouse visa application fees for UK applications is NOT increasing. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/visa-regulations-revised-table/home-office-immigration-and-nationality-fees-4-october-2023 Is that LLR applications? LLR will also be increasing by 20% through the laying of further ...

cherrystrawberry777 wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 21, 2023 1:38 pm

However after half a hear of claiming UC the new DWP worker started asking my husband to provide information about my income!

If they haven't been using your monthly income towards calculating your husband's UC monthly payment for the last half a year, it is likely he has had an overpayment.

CR001 has given the correct advice, the OP states they have created a joint account but their claim was closed as subject to immigration control, that’s correctly what should happen. That is not correct. They must claim as a couple because they are partners and they must be linked. From the quote I ...

My husband is a British citizen and he is working part-time and also on Universal Credit . I’m on a spouse visa in the UK and I’m not eligible to public funds. We opened a claim as a joint claim but DWP closed my account because I’m not eligible. My husband received the payments as a single claim ...

I should add that the baby is only covered for 3 months of free NHS if the mother had valid leave when she gave birth (could use the NHS without charge as she had a valid IHS). 5.8 An individual who pays the health surcharge is only entitled to free treatment on the same basis as an ordinary ...

Are you aware that your baby is only entitled to free NHS care for the first three months, thereafter you are liable to pay at 150% of cost? Did you read this? Are you up to date with paying your and your babies NHS bills? I should add that the baby is only covered for 3 months of free NHS if the ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 17, 2023 9:12 am

Are you aware that your baby is only entitled to free NHS care for the first three months, thereafter you are liable to pay at 150% of cost?

Did you read this?

Are you up to date with paying your and your babies NHS bills?

Thank you for your replies, I will better start with my provisional and then theory, practical test to get a Brit driving license. It can take a while to get a Britsih diving license because of the long queue in some areas. This is a step by step guide for what you will have to do. https://www.gov ...

What can trigger a move to Universal Credit, from the old benefits that Universal Credit replaced. https://www.entitledto.co.uk/help/changes-that-trigger-universal-credit https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/universal-credit-and-couples-an-introduction/universal-credit-further-information-for ...

Couple £133.30 Carers premium £42.75 Dependent child x1= £77.78 Family Premium £18.53 Total income support= £272.36 Also forgot to add whether universal credit is a permitted source of income as I receive it Are you saying you receive Income Support and Universal Credit? https://www.citizensadvice.o ...

I’m sponsoring husband for the visa extension and I’m on carers allowance. ... INCOME: £380.75-£386.75 (My husband net income £250 tax per week If your husband worked full-time, you could use his wages for the financial part of his sponsorship. Even if he could only earn the national mininimum hourl ...

You cannot exchange your licence but you can drive for up to 12 months on your foreign licence.

After 12 months you’ll need to take a theory test and practical test to get a Great Britain issued driving licence.

https://www.gov.uk/exchange-foreign-driving-licence/y

Interestingly, the 2 year extension can be offered even when breaking the "max 6 months absence in any rolling 12 months" condition, which remains broken even 2 years later, i.e. switching to settled will be denied. It seems that in this case, the extension is offered to allow the EU national to ...

To the best of my knowledge, GP care and A&E is free even for overseas visitors. But if there is any hospital stay or treatment involved, even if that is referred by the GP or A&E, then that is chargeable, as mentioned above, @150% of NHS cost. Tests that the GP surgery sends away, must be paid for ...

Blood tests; if not carried out at the GP surgery; have to be paid for. You could contact the Trust for a bill. In England, you can contact the OVM (Overseas Visitor Management) Team at the hospital. If you live in England, the Trusts in NHS England must refuse secondary treatment (at hospital ...

I think “claim” in this context refers to the act of receiving public funds that a foreign national is not entitled to. I think so too and as I said above, the OPs honesty in her claim form has meant that this was caught be the benefit staff and she has not taken any public funds; she never took any ...

1. In this post the OP is specifically worried that they’ve claimed Child Benefit and breached their immigration conditions. You have started to advise (although it was incoherent) without actually knowing what the client’s status is. If it’s a person with LTR under Appendix EU of the immigration ru ...

However, I am here as a moderator to correct your poor advice and misinformation which is unfortunately all too common in relation to benefits. I give the links for the posters to read but you are reluctant to do so. You get annoyed when asked for links, delete those posts and close the thread. Why ...

I suggest you let the OP answer before jumping to conclusions. Please don't keep taking any corrections or asking for links, as a personal attack: we are here to help people. Because I am aware that you imposed self exile on yourself when you didn't like some private posts that people sent you, I ...