Housin Benefit registration problem

munchings-n-crunchings

dookar wrote: »

No. Give up.

No, no, don't knock, I can see where he's coming from :rolleyes:

By changing the Tenancy Agreement, the Girlfriend will suddenly become the landlord, so she will not have to support him,
And the problem about the property abroad will automatically disappear,


I think it will work. :rotfl::rotfl:

Simples!

AsknAnswer

crazy80 wrote: »

Whot heppend when I change tenancy agreement and I be rent room from my girlfriend(she will be the tenant in property agency)that can help?

No. For two reasons.

1. she is your partner, you cannot rent a room from a partner and claim housing benefit.

2. The property is already rented. She cannot sublet it unless the landlord allows it.

3. You have no legal right to change the tenancy agreement on a rented property

For someone who isn't trying trying to defraud the system, you're not very convincing. And honest? Far from it by what you have written.

crazy80_2

I just try find out from my poor situation,Its realy hard to find some job in my area.Some funny things I was working for a 3 days fo agency beceuse I wont to get any job and my J.Allowance was stopt after thys happened I have put new aplication form for J.A. and wait for a support 6 weeks thats right?I think some people dont wont to get any job beceuse is more problematics get some suppot back like stay home and claim benefits it is Govement ,,financial trap,, I know people they having kids live our job and claim all benefits thats is not fear...Anyway thanks for a advice

baza52

just go back home and see how well your own country looks after you.

MamTor13

baza52 wrote: »

just go back home and see how well your own country looks after you.

I don't think it's a genuine request. It smacks of troll trying too hard in trying to imitate some stereotype they have of immigrant claimants. Is this site moderated? If it is an ISP check wouldn't hurt to see if it matches with multiple aliases.

crazy80_2

(...)Housing and tax Benefit factsheet

Types of capital which is ignored include:

the value of the home where you live if you own it;

the value of a property that you or your partner own, which is not your home,
in certain specific circumstances – for example, if it is lived in by a close relative over 60 or a disabled relative;
(...)
Thanks

AsknAnswer

Part 6, section 6 HB regs. They would not be asking for the value of the property if it wasn't required as part of your claim. They take the part of the law that applies to you and your situation when assessing entitlement. If they require this info, that fact sheet won't help you.

tboo

"That souds stupid,She is a owner not me and she have no benefits from this property(her parents live in this flat)"

The property lived in by her parents will only be diregarded if your girlfriend previously lived in it herself.
By changing your situation on numerous claims will only result in you been looked at by the fraud department. So get ready for the knock on the door.