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acs
20th March 2009, 15:33
Got a question and need your help for opinion and advice, my husband is in disability living allowance, will he lose his benefits cause i'm here in uk now? :Help1:
ginapeterb
20th March 2009, 15:47
Your husband's benefits should bare no relationship to your being in the UK, if your husband has qualfied for DLA that is not means tested, the benefit is needs based and therefore is universally applied on qualification.
He should not loose any of his benefits due to your arrival in the UK, unless of couse you have not furnished us with the full facts.
acs
20th March 2009, 16:17
thank you sir pete for your advice, its just that my husband's council tax community charge has just arrived ( he declared im here in the uk in the council tax offices) and he seems to loss his benefit on it..i mean not only the 25% living alone but all the benefits also. We tried to phone the council and they said that cause im here it will be taken off. My husband is prepared to pay that its just that his also been in dla thats why his apprehensive that, that might also be taken off.. his been on dla for 3 years cause his house has been on fire and he was badly burn cause of it..still suffering cause of it up until now really.Thanks again for the advice.
darren-b
20th March 2009, 17:35
Unfortunately that seems about right. As you are living there and you are not entitled to any benefits at the very least the council tax is going to be 75% of the full value.
Also council tax is one thing they seem to check when you apply for ILR. I've seen cases of people being called in for interviews when applying for ILR because for example the British spouse forgot to notify the council that they were no longer entitled to the single person discount.
IainBusby
20th March 2009, 18:27
thank you sir pete for your advice, its just that my husband's council tax community charge has just arrived ( he declared im here in the uk in the council tax offices) and he seems to loss his benefit on it..i mean not only the 25% living alone but all the benefits also. We tried to phone the council and they said that cause im here it will be taken off. My husband is prepared to pay that its just that his also been in dla thats why his apprehensive that, that might also be taken off.. his been on dla for 3 years cause his house has been on fire and he was badly burn cause of it..still suffering cause of it up until now really.Thanks again for the advice.
The only thing he should lose is the 25% single occupant discount. When you say "but all the benefits also",what other benefits do you mean?
Iain.
darren-b
20th March 2009, 18:58
The only thing he should lose is the 25% single occupant discount. When you say "but all the benefits also",what other benefits do you mean?
Iain.
I'm presuming he's receiving some sort of additional council tax benefit as well which he would lose.
joebloggs
20th March 2009, 21:25
one thing you do need to make sure of, is that he doesn't receive more money of any benefit's because your living with him. :NoNo:
acs
20th March 2009, 21:30
My husband will go again on Monday to the council offices to inquire about this also. He was thinking like what Iain had said that it will only be the 25% that he will lose.Better to sort this out now dont want to be interviewed during ilr application like what darren-b said if left out and not mentioned in spouse council tax. Thanks iain and darren-b.
pennybarry
20th March 2009, 21:43
Your husband's benefits should bare no relationship to your being in the UK, if your husband has qualfied for DLA that is not means tested, the benefit is needs based and therefore is universally applied on qualification.
He should not loose any of his benefits due to your arrival in the UK, unless of couse you have not furnished us with the full facts.
How about if your BF/husband receives disability benefit and he wants to settle in the Philippines. Can he still claim/receive his benefit?
Thanks in advance:)
darren-b
20th March 2009, 22:59
My husband will go again on Monday to the council offices to inquire about this also. He was thinking like what Iain had said that it will only be the 25% that he will lose.Better to sort this out now dont want to be interviewed during ilr application like what darren-b said if left out and not mentioned in spouse council tax. Thanks iain and darren-b.
I'm guessing that at the moment he is receiving something like this..
http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/MoneyTaxAndBenefits/BenefitsTaxCreditsAndOtherSupport/On_a_low_income/DG_10018923
The way I understand it is... If a second adult moves in who is not entitled to any benefits (eg a non-British national under immigration control), then none of this benefit would be paid any more as the second adult is deemed to be capable of paying the full bill, even if that second adult wasn't actually earning. If your joint income was low enough and you could claim income support as a couple you'd get the council tax benefit back. Unfortunately if you only have FLR you can't do that or else it will cause you problems when you come to apply for ILR.
Please inquire again, though don't be surprised if this is what they say.
Colin
21st March 2009, 00:35
How about if your BF/husband receives disability benefit and he wants to settle in the Philippines. Can he still claim/receive his benefit?
Thanks in advance:)
Maybe i am wrong but i think he would lose his DLA if he moved permanantly to the Philippines!!
joebloggs
21st March 2009, 07:53
nope i don't think so..
http://www.dwp.gov.uk/international/benefits/benefits_attendance.asp
but some other benefits can be paid if your in the phils
http://www.dwp.gov.uk/international/benefits/benefits.asp
KeithD
21st March 2009, 11:04
I can get my full war pension anywhere in the world......so why am I still here? :Erm:
joebloggs
21st March 2009, 11:36
I can get my full war pension anywhere in the world......so why am I still here? :Erm:
good question :Erm:
this country amazes me, the gov can give billions to the banks and massive pay offs to those who were in charge who brought this country to its knees, yet they will not give £200,000 to those who risk their life's for this country :cwm23:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1163379/Its-Rod-rescue-donates-cash-send-D-Day-vets-65th-anniversary.html
oh and in the end the gov, or should i say the national lottery offers to help, too late the public have raised the money :action-smiley-081:
KeithD
21st March 2009, 12:08
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1163379/Its-Rod-rescue-donates-cash-send-D-Day-vets-65th-anniversary.html
One of the first things I seen on the news on my return, disgusting :NoNo:
aromulus
21st March 2009, 12:23
One of the first things I seen on the news on my return, disgusting :NoNo:
What did you expect from this lot...???:Erm:
The Gurkhas are still in Limbo with their legitimate claims.:doh
Anything to do with National Pride is being eroded to extinction. :omg:
What next...???
Banning the Union Jack because it may upset people due to it being flown during the Empire years and having connotations of colonialism....???:Erm:
In Italy it is a crime punishable with jail if anybody offends the National Flag, in any way shape or form.
Here any Tom, Dick or Mohammed can burn the Union Jack on any street corner with impunity.... Where's common sense gone...?
KeithD
21st March 2009, 14:11
I use pictures of Brown for whiping my :butthead: with.....gives him a streaky tan :omg:
pennybarry
21st March 2009, 16:28
I can get my full war pension anywhere in the world......so why am I still here? :Erm:
I hope my hubby can claim war pension too:BouncyHappy:. He worked in the army for 7 years, drove armoured car and used to ride in a horse and had accident in his knee. He's moaning about his knee and there was war pension doctor who visited him at home weeks ago to check up his knee:D.
Still waiting for the outcome. Finger cross:Hellooo::cwm12::BouncyHappy:
aromulus
21st March 2009, 17:07
He worked in the army for 7 years, drove armoured car and used to ride in a horse and had accident in his knee. :D.
:Hellooo::cwm12::BouncyHappy:
Was he by any chance in the siege of Troy...???
pennybarry
21st March 2009, 17:52
Was he by any chance in the siege of Troy...???
NO because he is not part of ancient history. He is younger than you:action-smiley-081::action-smiley-081:
But I like your generation as you witnessed the rise of Beatles:BouncyHappy::D
Hubby served his colonel too that's why he knows horsebackriding. I forgot what was it called like:D
KeithD
21st March 2009, 17:54
But I like your generation as you witnessed the rise of Beatles:BouncyHappy::D
Dom witnessed the rise of Rome :rolleyes:
aromulus
21st March 2009, 18:04
Dom witnessed the rise of Rome :rolleyes:
Yup.... It rises regularly.....:rolleyes:
pennybarry
21st March 2009, 18:32
Dom witnessed the rise of Rome :rolleyes:
Wow! That's more interesting:icon_lol: That was AD 476 :action-smiley-081:
aromulus
21st March 2009, 18:35
Wow! That's more interesting:icon_lol: That was AD 476 :action-smiley-081:
No dear...... It was "BC"......:omg:
Thanks for the compliment, but you are making me far younger than I actually feel or look....:doh
joebloggs
21st March 2009, 19:33
No dear...... It was "BC"......:omg:
Thanks for the compliment, but you are making me far younger than I actually feel or look....:doh
dom's that old he remembers the last time chelsea won something :icon_lol:
:icon_lol: to united beaten 2 - 0 , makes it more interesting now :xxgrinning--00xx3:
oh poor Chelsea dom, united lose, so do Chelsea :icon_lol:
KeithD
21st March 2009, 20:05
Scholes & Rooney both sent off.....oh to be a fly on the dressing room wall after that match.....I bet Fergie was great fun to be with :icon_lol:
joebloggs
21st March 2009, 20:19
Scholes & Rooney both sent off.....oh to be a fly on the dressing room wall after that match.....I bet Fergie was great fun to be with :icon_lol:
:D
i wish it was on you tube :rolleyes:
well only need liverpud to get beat tomoz, everyone at top in the same place still :doh
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