Documents
Requesting a backdate of your housing benefit claim
A letter asking the housing benefit office to backdate your claim so that your housing benefit is paid from a date earlier than when you actually submitted your claim.
Countries England & Wales
User Member of the Public
Subject Housing Benefit
Document Type Letter
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- Direct payments of housing benefit to private landlords – a guide for tenants
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- Requesting a statement of reasons for a housing benefit decision
- Requesting direct landlord payment of housing benefit – 8 weeks’ rent arrears
- Providing evidence of your tenant's ongoing tenancy and rental liability to the housing benefit office
- Requesting housing benefit on two homes because you have an 'unavoidable rental liability'
- Appealing a housing benefit decision to the independent First Tier Tribunal (letter for claimant)
- Requesting direct payment of housing benefit to landlord – 8 weeks’ rent arrears
- Requesting 'interim payments on account' pending a decision on your housing benefit claim
- Requesting housing benefit is paid directly to your landlord – less than 8 weeks’ rent arrears
- Making a formal complaint to a council about how they've dealt with your housing benefit claim
- Requesting a statement of reasons from the housing benefit office for a refusal to pay you (the landlord) housing benefit directly
- Appealing a housing benefit decision to the independent First Tier Tribunal
- Requesting direct landlord payment of housing benefit
- Chasing up a failure by the housing benefit office to respond to a request to pay housing benefits directly to you
- Requesting housing benefit is paid directly to you because you're unwilling to grant a tenancy unless benefit is paid direct (no current tenancy)
- Requesting housing benefit is paid directly to you because you're unwilling to grant a further tenancy unless benefit is paid direct
- Permission for housing benefits to disclose information to landlord
- A form giving permission for housing benefits to disclose information to a landlord
- Requesting housing benefit is paid directly to you (the landlord) because your tenant has the vacated property and left rent arrears
- Requesting direct housing benefit payments to a private landlord in a homeless case – 8 weeks' rent arrears
- Requesting direct housing benefit payments to a private landlord in a homeless case – 8 weeks' rent arrears
- Requesting direct housing benefit payments to a private landlord in a homeless case – less than 8 weeks’ rent arrears
- Requesting direct housing benefit payments to a private landlord in a homeless case
- Making a formal complaint to a council because they have not given a decision following a request for direct landlord payments