just a dream or reality?

[fred]

I notice you choose to ignore my question about whether I ought to falsely claim benefits. By your admission you are now considering claiming something from the UK government you are not entitled to, which shows the sort of person you are.

Actually I have just applied for the grant on behalf of my son ..
Turns out he`s perfectly entitled to that too..I had no idea!
I must admit..This conversation has really proved to be quite fruitful !!
I wonder what else I might be legally entitled to?? I`ll have to ask my Polish friend..He`ll know.

[darren-b]

I resume my residency the second the plane lands..Its my right to do so and you have no idea about my intentions to stay..
Of course the situation could alter at which point I could leave at any point and resume my residency here.. No laws broken and I have received that of which I am fully entitled..
I will now give this advice freely to all British expats that are lucky enough to have retired old and young alike..Like me!

Resuming it is one thing, proving it if required is different. Some PCTs won't even take owning a house in the UK as proof of residency, and some require you to have been resident for 6 months before you can register as a resident.

Actually I have just applied for the grant on behalf of my son ..
Turns out he`s perfectly entitled to that too..I had no idea!
I must admit..This conversation has really proved to be quite fruitful !!
I wonder what else I might be legally entitled to?? I`ll have to ask my Polish friend..He`ll know.

If your son is entitled to it and gets it then that's good for him. My arguement has never been about someone not being able to get something they are entitled to.