Claimant Living And Working In The Isle Of Man Or Channel Islands (AG)

 

To deal with a claimant living and working in the Isle of Man (IoM) or Channel Islands (CI), consider steps 1 to 14 below. The guide is presented as follows

Initial actionSteps 1 - 2
Check current statusSteps 3 - 6
End the claimSteps 7 - 9
Remit the overpaymentSteps 10 - 12
Update Household NotesStep 13
Delete work list itemStep 14

Go to top of page  Initial action
 
1Use Function NTC LISTING
  • Go to the NTC Listing screen
     
  • Select ‘IoM/CI Claim Report’ from the Listing Type drop down menu
     
  • Select a claim from the list of cases and note the NINO and the occupancy start and end dates for the IoM or CI address
Note: Claims can be sorted and filtered using the [Sort Filter] button. For example, you can filter the entries alphabetically by the name by entering the From Value and To Value fields as ‘AA’ to ‘CZ’ to give a list of names from A to C
  • If there is no occupancy end date and the occupancy start date is less than 8 weeks ago
  • Click on the [Details] button
     
  • Set an action date 8 weeks from the occupancy start date
Then, when the action date has expired
  • Go to step 2
  • If the above does not apply, go to step 2
2Before you continue with the guidance in this Action Guide, follow the guidance in Action To Take Before Processing A Claim Or Work Item
Then
  • If you can continue to process the claim, go to step 3

Go to top of page  Check current status
 
3Use Function VIEW APPLICATION
  • Go to the Application Summary screen for the latest claim
     
  • Check the status of the claim. If the status is
  • ‘Ceased’, ‘Terminated’ or ‘Finalised’, go to step 13
     
  • ‘Award Issued’, go to step 4
4In Function VIEW APPLICATION, go to the appropriate screens to
  • Check the full address of each claimant
And
  • Check the full employment address if one or both claimant’s are working
Then
  • If the claimant is living and working in the IoM or CI, go to step 5
     
  • If the claimant is living in the IoM or CI, but they are not working, go to step 5
     
  • If the claimant is living in the IoM or CI, but working in the United Kingdom ( UK) or European Economic Area ( EEA), go to step 6
     
  • If 1 claimant, in a 2 person claim, is living in the IoM or CI and the other claimant is living and / or working in the UK or EEA, go to step 6
     
  • If the claimant is living in the UK, but working in the IoM or CI, go to step 6
     
  • If the claimant is now living and working in the UK, go to step 13
     
  • If the claimant is now living in the UK, but they are not working, go to step 13
5Use Function VIEW HOUSEHOLD NOTES to check if there is any indication that residence outside the UK is temporary

Note:
For information on temporary absences, follow the guidance in Temporary / Permanent Absence From The United Kingdom
  • If residence is not temporary, go to step 7
     
  • If residence is temporary, go to step 6
6Transfer the case to the European Economic Area (EEA) Team
  • Use Function MAINTAIN WORKLIST to transfer the case to the appropriate Management Unit ( MU). See the MU Table for the correct MU number
     
  • Send any correspondence to the European Economic Area Team (This text has been withheld because of exemptions in the Freedom of Information Act 2000)
     
  • Go to step 13

Go to top of page  End the claim
 
7Use Function AMEND APPLICATION, selecting the Correction option
  • Go to the Household Details screen
     
  • Enter 05-04-2008 in the Household End Date field
     
  • Select ‘Failed Residency’ from the Household End Reason drop down menu
     
  • Click on the [OK] button. You will be taken to the Amend Finish screen
     
  • Select ‘Worklist’ from the Source drop down menu
     
  • Select ‘Designatory Changes’ from the Reason drop down menu
     
  • Click on the [OK] button. The computer will now process the change
Note: If the message ‘PY finalised EOY – household end date cannot be entered/changed’ displays, the changes you are making will re-finalise the claim. You must follow the guidance in Establish If A Change Can Be Made before making any changes

Note: If an error message displays, go back to the start of this step and ensure you select the Correction option when using the function
  • Go to step 8
8Use Function MAINTAIN HOUSEHOLD NOTES to record the following
IM03 - IoM/CI check. Claimant living and working in IoM/CI - claim ended from 05/04/2008’

Notes:

You must follow the guidance in How To Correctly Complete Application And Household Notes when you record the note

And also

Follow the guidance in Maintain Household Notes
  • Go to step 9
9Use Function NTC LISTING
  • Go to the NTC Listing screen
     
  • Select ‘IoM/CI Claim Report’ from the Listing Type drop down menu
     
  • Click on the case you are dealing with to highlight it
     
  • Click on the [Details] button
     
  • Set an action date of 5 working days from today’s date
     
  • Click on the [OK] button
Then, when the action date has expired
  • Go to step 10

Go to top of page  Remit the overpayment
 
10Check whether the change at step 7 has processed. To do this
  • Use Function VIEW AWARD
     
  • Go to the Select Award screen
     
  • Does the latest award for the current year display with an award type of ‘SOA’
  • Yes, go to step 11
     
  • No, go back to step 7 to check that the change has been applied correctly
  • If the change has been applied correctly, refer to your manager for their advice
     
  • If the change has not been applied correctly, apply the change again
11Use Function MAKE REMISSION
  • Go to the Account Summary screen for the latest award period
Note: If the change has been processed correctly, the latest award period will have an award status of ‘Terminated’ on the Select Award screen
  • Make a note of the amount in the Overpayment Outstanding column for both WTC and / or CTC
Then
  • If there is no amount in the Overpayment Outstanding column for WTC or CTC, go to step 12
     
  • If there is an amount in the Overpayment Outstanding column for WTC or CTC
  • Click on the [Remit] button. You will be taken to the Create Remission screen
     
  • Select Class ‘5B Official Error’
     
  • Enter the WTC and / or CTC amounts noted above
     
  • Click on the [OK] button. You will be taken back to the Account Summary screen
Note: The Account Status field should now display as ‘Balanced’ and the amount in the Overpayment Outstanding column should display as 0.00 for both WTC and CTC
  • Click on the [OK] button
     
  • Go to step 12
12Issue form TC980 to the claimant to explain the action that has been taken
Then
  • Go to step 13

Go to top of page  Update Household Notes
 
13Use Function MAINTAIN HOUSEHOLD NOTES to record one of the following messages, regarding the action you have taken
  • IM04 – IoM/CI check. Claimant(s) living in IoM/CI. Passed to European Economic Area Team to investigate’
     
  • IM05 – IoM/CI check. Claim already ceased. No further action required’
     
  • IM06 – IoM/CI check. Claimant(s) are now living and working in the UK. No further action required’
     
  • IM07 – IoM/CI check. Claimant(s) are now living in the UK but not working. No further action required’
     
  • IM08 – IoM/CI check. TC980 issued to claimant and O/P for CY remitted where appropriate’
Notes:

You must follow the guidance in How To Correctly Complete Application And Household Notes when you record the note

And also

Follow the guidance in Maintain Household Notes

Then
  • Go to step 14

Go to top of page  Delete work list item
 
14Use Function NTC LISTING
  • Go to the NTC Listing screen
     
  • Select ‘IoM/CI Claim Report’ from the Listing Type drop down menu
     
  • Click on the case you are dealing with to highlight it
     
  • Click on the [Delete] button
     
  • Click on the [OK] button. The work list item will be deleted