Will there be change if i link my partner's accout in my as i am getting UC
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jacob02
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Hello i am writing about my partner she has been trying to apply for UC but did not pass a resident test as there is no evidence of her working in uk or anything she have pre sattled status and she is pregnant will there be change if i link her accout in my as i am getting UC
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If you were living together as a couple then she should have been declared at the same time as you claimed UC. If you were not living together at that time but started living together later you should have declared the change when it happened. If you are living together as a couple her claim needs to be linked to yours.However if she does not pass the habitual residence test you will not get paid any extra for her - but any money she earns will be taken into account. Pre-settled status does not entitle her to benefits.You may be wise to seek specialist advice, try looking here
https://advicelocal.uk/
How long has she been in UK? Has she worked at all?0 -
If you are living together as a couple then you will need to claim as a couple. You can report a change of circumstances and then you will be sent a linking code to join to tow claims together.With pre settled status she will need to meet the other conditions on top of that. As she's been refused already then it's likely she will be refused again and you claim will remain as it is with no extra money for your partner. https://england.shelter.org.uk/housing_advice/benefits/universal_credit_immigration_and_residence_conditions
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