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On Behalf Of Friend Can A 74 Year Old Person On Indefinite Stay Can They Apply,for A Pension
They are on. Indefinite leave for 4years I'm,the uk no money and no support
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Does your friend have 'leave to remain' for 4 years or 'indefinite leave to remain'?
On what basis were they given leave to remain?
Was your friend granted entry as a spouse or dependent relative?
If your friend has indefinite leave to remain they have the right to apply for benefits. To obtain full State Pension they need to have paid NI contributions for between 30-40 years. If they paid equivalent insurance contribution in their home country those contributions may be credited.
Otherwise they may be able to access other benefits, such as Pension Credit, Housing Benefit, etc, depending on their personal circumstances.
Best advice is to get CAB to check your friend's immigration status then ask for a benefits check.
On what basis were they given leave to remain?
Was your friend granted entry as a spouse or dependent relative?
If your friend has indefinite leave to remain they have the right to apply for benefits. To obtain full State Pension they need to have paid NI contributions for between 30-40 years. If they paid equivalent insurance contribution in their home country those contributions may be credited.
Otherwise they may be able to access other benefits, such as Pension Credit, Housing Benefit, etc, depending on their personal circumstances.
Best advice is to get CAB to check your friend's immigration status then ask for a benefits check.
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Grandson will need to prove his ability to maintain gma
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