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Daughter's EMA
craftingqueen_2
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My daughter's going to apply for EMA,my question is does her stepfather's wages have to be included in the assessment,as she is not his dependant.
Sorry if i have posted this in the wrong bit.
craftingqueen.
Sorry if i have posted this in the wrong bit.
craftingqueen.
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If her step father is living in the same house then yes you would have to include his earnings.You are classed as a family unit.
Here is a link to the E.M.A site.
http://www.dfes.gov.uk/financialhelp/ema/
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Also if you post this on the benefits and tax credits board you will get more help.
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