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How do you 'Sign off' on Social Welfare?

little miss sunshine1 · 2018-04-24 16:22:59

Are you considered to be 'signed off' if you just simply stop collecting the payments and don't go for 'signing' anymore?

24-04-2018 4:22pm

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little miss sunshine1

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Are you considered to be 'signed off' if you just simply stop collecting the payments and don't go for 'signing' anymore?

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#2 24-04-2018 4:25pm

Toots

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Not 100% sure but when my husband was on job seekers, he just had to ring them to say he'd gotten a job and when his start date was. He didn't have to go down to the office or anything.

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#3 24-04-2018 5:02pm

splinter65

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You can do it very simply online on welfare.ie.

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#4 24-04-2018 5:10pm

Harry Palmr

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The online option is the handiest I'd expect but only if you have a myGovID

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