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local compliance telephone call

swanfeet
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Hi I’ve had a notification of local compliance telephone call i get cairs alowonce I’ve done 3 days work since last December do I need to panic
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Hi @swanfeet
Good Morning it’s great to have you onboard.
Can you please let me know some more info & I will do my best to help.
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I had a letter yesterday to let me know I would be getting a local compliance telephone call on the 23 and to have bank details to hand i get cairs aalowonce as my girlfriend is disabled I allso have a 19 year old daughter who dose not have a fixed address and is sofa surfing I let her stay with me 3 days a week and let her get her benefits letters at my address I have done 3 days of work since December
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swanfeet said:I had a letter yesterday to let me know I would be getting a local compliance telephone call on the 23 and to have bank details to hand i get cairs aalowonce as my girlfriend is disabled I allso have a 19 year old daughter who dose not have a fixed address and is sofa surfing I let her stay with me 3 days a week and let her get her benefits letters at my address I have done 3 days of work since December
All changes of circumstances must be reported.
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A compliance interview is often random and may be connected to nothing at all. Like mystery shopper exercise if you like. If there was a specific concern then you would usually get called in for an interview under caution so maybe take a breath before panic sets in.
See https://www.gov.uk/fraud-error-prevention-centres
@poppy123456 It’s not accurate to say ALL changes of circumstances must be reported. Only ones which might reasonably be considered to impact entitlement. So, for example, unless someone else has decided to grass you up then a 19 year old sofa surfer on means-tested benefits would not impact any of your benefits as there would be no non-dependent deduction.
Most likely this is a random compliance interview and should be treated as such. -
Thanks I only let my daughter come to wash her clothes and get cleaned up once each week the work I did I’ve not been paid for yet it was as a movie extra once agency take there book fee and comishen I will get about £60 from the jobs I did
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