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Jurisdiction

Gremlinertia · 2013-08-18 13:27:04

Hi, is there any way to find out (easily) which social welfare office i should be going to?. Area wise i'm falling between two stools and due to moving plus change of status neither office will give me a straight answer on phone so far. Thanks for any help..

18-08-2013 1:27pm

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Gremlinertia

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Hi, is there any way to find out (easily) which social welfare office i should be going to?. Area wise i'm falling between two stools and due to moving plus change of status neither office will give me a straight answer on phone so far.

Thanks for any help..

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#2 18-08-2013 2:49pm

Sue Ellen

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Go to welfare.ie and in the search engine type in the office name and on the page for that office and there is a list of the areas they cover. Other than that the office should know.

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#3 18-08-2013 3:00pm

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Thanks, had already tried that, does not mention my area between the two offices i'm told may be responsible e.g. 'town' office covers 'town' area but drawing a radius means both or neither cover me.. No mention of village i'm in anywhere

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#5 19-08-2013 4:51am

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Either this or call (or visit) both offices and ask.

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