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A late notification may mean you lose out on receiving more benefit that you may be entitled to or you may be getting too much benefit and this could lead to overpaid benefit. If you are unsure what types of changes may need to be reported to us, please see the back of your latest award letter or contact us using the details below. From time to time we may contact you to check there have been no changes in your circumstances. If we do this we will either visit you, send you a form in the post to complete or telephone you.
If you feel your Housing Benefit should have started from an earlier date, you should write to us requesting your entitlement be backdated. However, claims will not normally be backdated before the day that your application is made, unless you are able to show continuous good cause for not applying at the appropriate time. If you are a Christchurch or Poole resident, please complete the online form and attach your documents. If we need to see original documents, or if you do not want to send your documents to us electronically, you can post them to:.
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Environment Housing Jobs and apprenticeships Leisure, culture and local heritage Libraries Parking Planning and building control Roads and transport Schools and learning. Apply for Housing Benefit. Apply for Housing benefit To make a claim you will need: your name, address and contact details the full names and dates of birth of everyone who lives with you, and what their relationship is to you your National Insurance number the amount of rent you pay, including a breakdown of any service charges the name and address of your landlord the date you moved in to your property the account number and sort code of all your bank accounts the amount of savings, capital and investments you have the name of your employer how much you earn to tell us if you get any other benefits or tax credits, including what they are and how much you get how much child maintenance you get, and how often you get it to tell us if you get child care costs, how much you get, how often you get it and which child it's for to tell us if you have any other income, and how much you get If you live with your partner or have any non-dependents living with you, you will also need the same information for them.
Where we ask you for documents to support your application, you must supply: original documents the latest copies the same proof for you, your partner if you have one and any other adults living in your home You may find it easier to complete the Housing benefit claim form on a desktop computer rather than on a smartphone or tablet.
You can save the form as you fill it in and come back and complete it later. After we receive your application Once we have received your application, we will decide: if you should receive Housing benefit. We will write to yo to tell you what Housing benefit we will pay you or tell you why you won't receive Housing benefit and write to you to explain why False information When you submit your application for Housing Benefit, you declare that the information you have given is true to the best of your knowledge.
Change in circumstance You should contact us immediately if your circumstances change in a way that may alter your entitlement to this benefit. Was this information useful? It's good, but.
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