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need to inform social of change of address?

foxy_j · 2011-08-30 23:32:24

hi there I'm working parttime so i'm getting casual JA. I'm moving counties but i'll still be commuting up and down for work. Is it advisable to let social know that i'm moving out of family home? i'll be living with two friends (male)... so i don't want them hassling them for PPS nos or how much they earn etc etc thanks

31-08-2011 12:32am

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foxy_j

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hi there

I'm working parttime so i'm getting casual JA. I'm moving counties but i'll still be commuting up and down for work.

Is it advisable to let social know that i'm moving out of family home?
i'll be living with two friends (male)... so i don't want them hassling them for PPS nos or how much they earn etc etc

thanks

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#2 31-08-2011 12:36am

somegirl2009

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no i wouldnt bother telling them, if your happy the way things are and you can keep your address at home there is no point in telling them it will only make things complicated , they will be looking for all sorts of information about who you are living with how much they earn etc just leave it :O)

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#3 31-08-2011 9:16am

snubbleste

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I don't understand why you asked the question.
You are obligated to inform the SWO of any change in your circumstances.

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