Firstly your mother should write straight back to the Home Office explain that she's due to exceptional circumstances, hardship and the welfare of a child should have been given access to public funds. Also request that it is changed now to allow access to public funds as per Home Office guidance ...

Hi everyone - Here is my situation (i will keep it simple) > I am a British Citizen - 18 years old > Currently pending JSA, I am not in full time education - but I will be building my own business so please do not judge the JSA! > My mother has been here for around 9 years or so, her status recently ...

I recently turned 18 in january, and my mum has never been taken child benefit for me, nor has anyone else.

I have been born here, and was raised here.

Is there any way to get the child benefits I missed out on, or a proportion of it?

Hi there, I applied using the form T1. Here is the story without it getting boring > I have never held a passport for any country in my life > I have lived in the UK since I was born (except one exception) >I am 18 > Have UK birth certificate form t1 requires you to stay in the country for 10 years ...