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Morving from employment to becoming a student
spesa
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Hi all,
I don't know if this is the right forum but I'll ask anyway.
I am currently in paid employment and could potentially leave in a couple of months to become a student again. This would mean living away from home during the week and returning at the weekend and then after 14 weeks moving to live in New Zealand for 8 months as part of the training. I live with my partner who works part-time and her two teenagers.
I need to know if we would be able to say that my partner (who is also a widow) lives 'alone' as I wouldn't be there during the week, as obviously this would impact on our finances. I shall also be applying for a student loan.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Stuart
I don't know if this is the right forum but I'll ask anyway.
I am currently in paid employment and could potentially leave in a couple of months to become a student again. This would mean living away from home during the week and returning at the weekend and then after 14 weeks moving to live in New Zealand for 8 months as part of the training. I live with my partner who works part-time and her two teenagers.
I need to know if we would be able to say that my partner (who is also a widow) lives 'alone' as I wouldn't be there during the week, as obviously this would impact on our finances. I shall also be applying for a student loan.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Stuart
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Various legislation differs on this.
in some cases, if you have temporarily parted voluntarily, and intend to get back together, you are still a couple.
There may also be issues with proving that you are resident at the end of the period.
What are you thinking of claiming?0
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