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tinka1992
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So i have just accepted new flat down sizing I have ended my current tenancy today but have give 4weeka notice I am.on unvical credits the question is when can I add my.new landlord onto to my unvical credits as my assessment period doesnt finshen till 20th of this month any advice please as my heads going round and round as on housing benefit u didnt need to worry
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When I moved I was told I couldn't put new address and tenancy down until I had actually moved so I did it day after moving
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Hi,Yes, you will need to wait until you've moved. If you're privately renting then you will need your tenancy agreement when you report the changes.
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My worker phoned up I have to report the change on Monday I hate uc so stressing
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If you haven't yet moved then you don't report the changes until then, this is because the changes haven't yet happened. You've given your notice to end your current tenancy but it's doesn't officially end until you've moved out and started your new one.
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