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What will happen if he has no work?
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You know what I meant.
If a PWC makes a new claim for income support since 2003 they do NOT have to inform the CSA.
Like I said, I have never seen evidence of what you claim happens. I asked the question at the beginning of this thread. I am not willing to pay £50 to find out. If you have evidence of it happening online, freely available and you have the time, please point me in that direction or copy and paste. I'd be interested in reading it.*SIGH*0 -
wrong again.
for starters rules have changed since 2003. your case is before then.
also, if, in a few years you were to miraculously "remember" the nrp details, they would go after him with an IMA for the period before they knew his details.
you are all missing the point. once they have a name, whether the amounts are correct or not, the hounds will be set loose to recouperate money for the SOS.
No sweetheart, I'm not wrong. I know what was said to me as the man was sat in front of me. And the reason I have said this is that the case the OP is referring to would also potentially be a CSA1 case as the child is 10. If someone then remembered the name of the NRP (and btw, I knew exactly the details to give - I was just curious hence asking the question) then a new claim would need to be opened with all the relevant details.
YOU are missing the point - if there is no name then they can't recuperate (correct spelling btw;)) as there is no case to answer. The only person that loses out by not giving the name to the CSA is the PWC as she has her benefits cut. In some cases though this would have been beneficial to some PWC as the NRP would offer to pay more than the lost IS if the CSA was kept out of it.0 -
If a PWC makes a new claim for income support since 2003 they do NOT have to inform the CSA.
No shell, that is wrong. March 2003 is when CSA2 came into force however, all new claimaints of IS still had to use the CSA. This only changed in October 2008 when exisiting claimaints could 'opt out' and new claimaints don't have to use them if they don't want to.0 -
Loopy_Girl wrote: »No shell, that is wrong. March 2003 is when CSA2 came into force however, all new claimaints of IS still had to use the CSA. This only changed in October 2008 when exisiting claimaints could 'opt out' and new claimaints don't have to use them if they don't want to.
Sorry that was a typo. I said "last year" in my initial post when mentioning it. All this talk of 2003, 2008 etc etc is baffling my brain :rotfl:August GC 10th - 10th : £200 / £70.61
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I thought it might be...I would just hate for some newbie to be reading and getting confuddled!!!!:A0
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ya know what??
believe what you like. i've told you how they operate and the depths they will go to to recoup money for the SOS. also, a lot of my info has come from ex employees of the csa.
ignore it, see if i give a sh1te. all i ask is, when they do come banging on your door, then don't take the advice given on here.
please go to one of the specialised csa sites where they know some facts, rather than quoting personal situations and passing them off as gospel.
to believe that they wont make up a number, multiply it x 10 and stick a couple of 00's on the end, and get a LO for that amount, then you are living in a dream world.NEVER ARGUE WITH AN IDIOT. THEY'LL DRAG YOU DOWN TO THEIR LEVEL AND BEAT YOU WITH EXPERIENCE.
and, please. only thank when appropriate. not to boost idiots egos.0 -
just for the record, if i know so little about the csa, then why was i the only one who spotted the fake csa employee on here a month or so back.
i sussed him out on his second post. why?? cos i know their rules, how they get round them and how they operate.
the clown (i work at csa bolton) knew naff all. that was clear, yet a lot of members here were sucked in by it.
when i confronted him about it, he did the off.
enough said.NEVER ARGUE WITH AN IDIOT. THEY'LL DRAG YOU DOWN TO THEIR LEVEL AND BEAT YOU WITH EXPERIENCE.
and, please. only thank when appropriate. not to boost idiots egos.0 -
I asked for evidence. Either you can't be bothered to back your self up or you can't. When I have the time to go searching, I'll have a look on the sites you quoted and see if I can find anything for myself as I'm genuinely intrigued to see if they do as you say.August GC 10th - 10th : £200 / £70.61
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The cass starts from the moment the PWC makes contact with the CSA.
its true they pluck figures out of the air and go to courts for Liabvility orders without no evidence that is the sum owed. In many cases these are IMA's with a fair split of NRP's who did not intially respond regards what they earned and others that never knew.
Section 33 is abused, the CSA know that the magistrates cannot challenge the amount, even though its probably wrong. More importantly directors of the CSA got a wrap on the knuckles a few years back and promised to get back arrears. The large sum on longstanding cases makes that attractive to go after because such huge sums are involved. Nrp's who are obilivous to laws and regualtions pay up, believing thats what they have to do. The total figure owed to the Secretary of state runs into millions and only a percentage will ever be got back.0 -
The cass starts from the moment the PWC makes contact with the CSA.
The case does but the payments start from when they contact the NRP. I have seen quite a few posts from PWCs complaining it has taken the CSA months to even attempt to contact the NRP and they have missed out on months of payments as the CSA won't backdate it to the moment the PWC contacted them.August GC 10th - 10th : £200 / £70.61
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