i am a single parent of three children claiming income support, i want my partner to move in but im not sure how to go about claiming together, do i contact my d.s.s office or claim tax credits first and will we be better off
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[ Answer this question ] Want to answer more questions in the Relationships category? Maybe give some free advice about: Families? DORI answered Wednesday February 25 2004, 5:35 am: AS A SINGLE PARENT MY SELF WELL IWAS,I WOULD MOVE YOUR BOYFREIND IN FIRST THEY WONT DEAL WITH IT IF HE HASNT MOVED IN,IF HE IS WORKING YOU NEED TO CONTACT THE LOCAL TAX OFFICE AND GET WORKING TAX FORM,IF HES NOT WORKING PHONE THE DHSS AND TELL THEM THE DATE HE MOVED IN THEN THEY WILL SEND YOU SOME FORMS TO FILL IN IT SHOULD BE STRAIGH FORWARD ,BUT PLEASE INFOEM THEM WHEN HE MOVES IN OR YOU WILL BE DEALT WITH VERY HARSLY LIKE FRAUD GOOD LUCK [ DORI's advice column | Ask DORI A Question ]
DruidX answered Tuesday February 24 2004, 8:02 am: I'm not sure how it works in the sates, but in the UK one has to contact the place issuing the benifits, and inform them of any changes [eg, your partners income] [ DruidX's advice column | Ask DruidX A Question ]
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