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Missing National Insurance Year when I got married
ZebedeeSpringyThing
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I worked full time as a teacher from 1998 - 2010. All the years show full National Insurance contributions, except 2003 / 2004. It happens to be the year when I got married, and changed my name, so I can only assume that is the cause of the error. Nothing else changed, and I worked the full year.
It is too far back to pay to complete it, but surely it should be possible to correct the error. Has anybody found a way to correct historical errors? Who should I contact? I'd rather write than spend hours on the phone!
It is too far back to pay to complete it, but surely it should be possible to correct the error. Has anybody found a way to correct historical errors? Who should I contact? I'd rather write than spend hours on the phone!
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Does that one year actually matter though ? You could spend a lot of time getting it corrected to make absolutely no difference to your forecast. How many pre 2016 years do you currently have ? What does your forecast show ?0
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