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bi786
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husband left home hasn’t reported change he main claimant on claim an have has no adress
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Hi,If you're claiming a benefit as a couple then the changes need to be report if you're no longer together.0
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That’s fine but I have no adress any contact is he still entitled to it0
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As he's the main claimant then yes, he's entitled to claim it but if you were claiming as a couple then he will be claiming too much money. If you're not working then you will need to arrange benefits for yourself, as all areas are now a full Universal credit area then it will be this you'll need to claim.I'd advise a visit to your local CAB for a benefits check.0
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