New tenancy

hi, I’m currently on a single claim.
I have found a new property which tenancy starts 7th April, I will be moving in with my partner ( we are both on tenancy for new property) but will not be moving in until end of April as work needs to be done & I still have the rest of the month in my current property (live on my own with children) do I report change of address 7th April & start a joint claim? Or when I move in at the end of April.
Thank you
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You have to report the change when you move in. UC can only handle changes that have happened, not future ones.
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Thank you.
So if I move in 18th April I won’t get into any trouble reporting it that date? Although tenancy will be signed 7th? And start my joint claim 18th also?0 -
UC are only interested after you've moved in for both the rent liability and your change in relationship status.
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