UK to Canada......help please.
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After getting passport request i`m now thinking of things `to do`. Can anyone who has already landed tell me what they were advised regarding National insurance contributions etc. Can i still keep paying in, or have to stop when i leave the UK? Amidst all the planning , this, and other details have been neglected. Any help would be appreciated......billy
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Originally posted by billyinscotland
After getting passport request i`m now thinking of things `to do`. Can anyone who has already landed tell me what they were advised regarding National insurance contributions etc. Can i still keep paying in, or have to stop when i leave the UK? Amidst all the planning , this, and other details have been neglected. Any help would be appreciated......billy
After getting passport request i`m now thinking of things `to do`. Can anyone who has already landed tell me what they were advised regarding National insurance contributions etc. Can i still keep paying in, or have to stop when i leave the UK? Amidst all the planning , this, and other details have been neglected. Any help would be appreciated......billy
Hello there,
Congratulations on your approval, i saw the GOT IT you posted in the immigration forum. Well...the answer to your question is on the foreign office website or the INLAND REVENUE. I came across it whilst trying to get a copy of my contributions in the UK when i first moved over here.
Try looking at both sites, but i think the latter is the one with more explanations.
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Thanks Mick, i`ll have a look. I only thought of it when i was looking at which direct debits i still had on my bank account, i think i`m going to need a while to sort everything out ;-).........billy
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Originally posted by billyinscotland
Thanks Mick, i`ll have a look. I only thought of it when i was looking at which direct debits i still had on my bank account, i think i`m going to need a while to sort everything out ;-).........billy
Thanks Mick, i`ll have a look. I only thought of it when i was looking at which direct debits i still had on my bank account, i think i`m going to need a while to sort everything out ;-).........billy
Hello there,
You might want to checkout this link to, its well loaded with info:
http://www.ukonline.gov.uk/YourLife/...839&chk=yOFndM
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Billy,
Nice to hear your good news, hope that everything goes well for you and yours in the 'big move' and that everything that's supposed to end up there with you, gets there, and that you settle well and quickly.
Good luck and hoping it all works out for you.
Rich.
Nice to hear your good news, hope that everything goes well for you and yours in the 'big move' and that everything that's supposed to end up there with you, gets there, and that you settle well and quickly.
Good luck and hoping it all works out for you.
Rich.
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Originally posted by Rich_007
Billy,
Nice to hear your good news, hope that everything goes well for you and yours in the 'big move' and that everything that's supposed to end up there with you, gets there, and that you settle well and quickly.
Good luck and hoping it all works out for you.
Rich.
Billy,
Nice to hear your good news, hope that everything goes well for you and yours in the 'big move' and that everything that's supposed to end up there with you, gets there, and that you settle well and quickly.
Good luck and hoping it all works out for you.
Rich.
It`s all the loose ends here that are mounting up,lol.........billy
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make a list, start ticking everything off, easiest way to make sure you cover everything.
sign up for internet and telephone banking an fax authorizations with your english bank if your keeping it, that make that easy.
sign up for internet and telephone banking an fax authorizations with your english bank if your keeping it, that make that easy.






