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LadyLumpGuest20 August 2013 00:10:40

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Hi
If I move to Scotland with my partner & kids & my partner has a job, are we entitled to GP visits as spouse/dependants or should we all register for national insurance numbers?
Thanks for any advice

karen ViP

Member since 21 June 2013

karenViP20 August 2013 11:09:46

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Hello LadyLump.

Welcome to 禁漫天堂

A new thread has been created from your message on the Scotland Forum for more visibility.

Thanks.

Karen

Superbuddha Active member

Member since 29 June 2013

SuperbuddhaActive member20 August 2013 20:29:50

All question related to the British National Insurance are answered on the official site of Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs:

LadyLump Guest

LadyLumpGuest21 August 2013 12:29:41

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Guys thank you for your help. Superbuddha, I'll have a look at that website.
Thanks again 馃槉

LadyLump Guest

LadyLumpGuest26 August 2013 22:14:26

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Couldn't really get a definitive answer - anybody got any other answers please? 馃槉

Superbuddha Active member

Member since 29 June 2013

SuperbuddhaActive member02 September 2013 13:16:42

I'm pretty sure you should apply for a NI number.
You'll find additional information here

alternatively contact British government services by phone:

or by email:

LadyLump Guest

LadyLumpGuest02 September 2013 22:45:17

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Many thanks superbuddha, much appreciated :-)

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