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few dole questions

ronano · 2008-09-10 10:24:56

It's time i signed on :( I finished a degree in the uk in may,i've been unemployed since,i'm 24 currently living at home with my parents. I've never done this before and am getting conflicting information from friends etc so i've few questions 1. Where do i go about applying for dole? my social welfare local office,branch…

10-09-2008 10:24am

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ronano

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It's time i signed on

I finished a degree in the uk in may,i've been unemployed since,i'm 24 currently living at home with my parents.

I've never done this before and am getting conflicting information from friends etc so i've few questions

1. Where do i go about applying for dole? my social welfare local office,branch office or citizens information?

2. I've not worked since december 2004

3. What benefit etc should i apply for?

any advice would be greatly appreciated

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#2 10-09-2008 1:44pm

tomred1

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You can apply for JA.to find out where you go ring your local office and ask.JA will not be means tested on your parents income as your over 24. You will have to show your efforts for seeking work.

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