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Susi grant 2016

sickofthis · 2016-09-20 18:33:07

Hi all Just looking for advice. I'm applying for the susi grant for my daughter who lives with me, my husband (not her biological father or legal guardian) and her 2 brothers. Is it true that my husbands salary isn't taken into account when calculating her eligibilty for it? Thanks in advance

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20-09-2016 7:33pm

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sickofthis

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Hi all
Just looking for advice. I'm applying for the susi grant for my daughter who lives with me, my husband (not her biological father or legal guardian) and her 2 brothers. Is it true that my husbands salary isn't taken into account when calculating her eligibilty for it? Thanks in advance

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#2 22-09-2016 10:48pm
Sup08

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sickofthis wrote: »

Hi all
Just looking for advice. I'm applying for the susi grant for my daughter who lives with me, my husband (not her biological father or legal guardian) and her 2 brothers. Is it true that my husbands salary isn't taken into account when calculating her eligibilty for it? Thanks in advance

Yes,
You may need to provide a birth certificate for your daughter and marriage certificate to show he his not the biological father. Once it has been established through these documents and revenue, then his salary is not reckonable.

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