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Hi, my name is peterpeter! Because of hate crime, I have to move

peterpeter
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Hello
A few questions. If I may ask
A few questions. If I may ask
Because of hate crime I have to move
I have a new address
Do I still have to give 4 weeks notice on the old address?
I was getting the rent paid by the council on the old address
Do I still have to give 4 weeks notice on the old address?
I was getting the rent paid by the council on the old address
Will I have to get UC for the new address?
I get the not able to work or looking for work benefits
Thanks
I get the not able to work or looking for work benefits
Thanks
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How much notice you give to your previous landlord will depend on what it says in your tenancy agreement but you'll be liable to pay the rent until the end of your notice.You need to report a change of circumstances for your UC claim and tell them you've moved house. Any changes will take affect in the assessment period in which the changes were reported. If you're privately renting then you'll need to send your tenancy agreement as proof of liability to pay rent.The only problem i see is that you've moved before the end of your tenancy agreement so you'll be liable for rent in your new property and the old one.You can apply for a discretionary housing payment from your local Authority for extra help with the rent. See link. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/claiming-discretionary-housing-payments/claiming-discretionary-housing-payments
I would appreciate it if members wouldn't tag me please. I have all notifcations turned off and wouldn't want a member thinking i'm being rude by not replying.If i see a question that i know the answer to i will try my best to help. -
Hello and welcome @peterpeter and thanks for reaching out today and joining the community.
I'm sorry to hear about what's happened to you, and that you've had to move as a result. We'd like to support you with this as much as we can, so keep an eye out for an email from [email protected] later on today.
I can see Poppy has replied above, but is there anything you're still unsure about?
Please do let us know if we can help support you further, don't hesitate to ask.
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