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UC/Child benefit
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Under which section do i put im the appointee?poppy12345 said:
You do not need to provide information about them, they are not part of his claim.pope said:
When doing the UC application it asks about other people living in the house. Does this have to be provided as there going to be no housing costs as living with parents?poppy12345 said:
It should have been cancelled when they left education.pope said:
Yes they haveitsthelittlethings said:Have they left college? I think you should cancel child benefit as soon as they leave college.You need to make sure you put the name and details of the claimant, not the appointees details. Once you have access to the journal you can then put a message on that to tell them they have an appointee. If the appointee is responsible for their other benefits they should already know this anyway.0 -
Are you the appointee?pope said:
Under which section do i put im the appointee?poppy12345 said:
You do not need to provide information about them, they are not part of his claim.pope said:
When doing the UC application it asks about other people living in the house. Does this have to be provided as there going to be no housing costs as living with parents?poppy12345 said:
It should have been cancelled when they left education.pope said:
Yes they haveitsthelittlethings said:Have they left college? I think you should cancel child benefit as soon as they leave college.You need to make sure you put the name and details of the claimant, not the appointees details. Once you have access to the journal you can then put a message on that to tell them they have an appointee. If the appointee is responsible for their other benefits they should already know this anyway.0
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