I have just noticed on my wife's ILR visa slip, that it does not state "No Recourse to Public Funds" as it does on her 2 year settlement visa slip. Does that mean that those with ILR are entitled to claim public funds should the need arise.
Iain.
I have just noticed on my wife's ILR visa slip, that it does not state "No Recourse to Public Funds" as it does on her 2 year settlement visa slip. Does that mean that those with ILR are entitled to claim public funds should the need arise.
Iain.
yes your right Iain she can claim
Oh? So once you are on ILR... you can claim benefits? Good Info. Thnx
I thought of that soGood info their Iain
yes if your wife is entitled to claim the public fund, then she can
Cheers,Originally Posted by winner
Thanks,
Iain.
coooolll... so even child benefits? no more hubby needing to apply.. that's great!yes if your wife is entitled to claim the public fund, then she can
The mother could already apply for child benefits because that is given for every child in the UK regardless of their immigration status or that of the mother. It doesn't come under the normal definition of public fund benefits like working tax credit etc.
Iain.
im learning a lot here! thank you so much!
Im still holding an flr so cannot claim any apart from:
Contribution based jobseeker's allowance
inacapacity benefit
retirement pension
widows benefit and bereavement benefit
guradian's allowance
statutoy maternity fee
My husband claim the child benefits etc.............
Can't wait til I get my ILR in four months.:xxgrinningThanks Ian, this is good news!
A winning horse doesn't know why it runs in a race.
It runs because of the hits of pain.
Life is a race. God is your rider.
So if you're in pain,
then think God wants you to win
Can't wait til I get my ILR in four months.:xxgrinning
mine will be in march!!! God bless to both of us!
The Home office will be busy early next year with our application
Goodluck to us guys
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