How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

You can stay over as many times as you like, she would only declaire you as a partner if you moved in and started contributing towards the household, if you have your own place and dont help your girlfriend out with her rent or bills then you can stay over as many times as you like, its jsut when you start helping her with bills she would have to declaire you as her partner

%26#039;the oracle%26#039; is incorrect you can stay over it doesnt matter about patterns etc

for ease of mind id ring the helpline (0800 3003900) you dont need to give your national insurance number etc just ring up and just ask for advise and explain your situation they will check the guidence and let you know.

Its best to know for certain than not checking and being in the wrong (your girlfriend can get done for benefit fraud)

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

i think its 2

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

I Think its 3

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

It depends, I think its 3, but if your not giving her money its fine.

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

I thought it was no more than 3nights in a row...????

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

I think its 3

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

I believe it%26#039;s a 48hr period.

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

i think its 3 nights in one complete week.

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

Ithink it,s only 3

How many nights can i stay at my girlfriends house if she is claiming child and working tax credits?

I take it she is claiming as a Lone Parent?

The common misperception is that the %26quot;partner%26quot; is %26quot;allowed%26quot; to stay for a certain number of nights per week, and they won%26#039;t be considered to be co-habiting. The truth is that if there is a regular pattern, even if it is for one night a week, then they can be classed as living together, and her entitlement to any benefits claimed as a lone parent would cease. The Working Tax credit could be affected by your earnings.

So the simple answer is: none. The odd stopover is fine, but as soon as you establish any regular pattern, then you could be considered a couple.