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Originally posted by stek View PostTN010170M is doable to fool most thick people Temp Number DOB M for male, F for Female and NLUK..'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by malvolio View PostGood theory. NI Numbers are not necessarily unique, although new ones from the last 4-5 years probably are.Comment
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National Insurance Number needed for contracts?
Hi all,
I'm talking with an agent and he is saying that most of big firms would ask for applicants' NiNo. I'll be coming to UK on 1st of October, I'll be incorporating a limited company. Gov.uk says I can apply for National Insurance number only when I am in UK. And it would take min 10days up to 6-7 months to get final NiNo.
So, that would mean, for the first month, I may not start working.
Is that correct? Do I need to have NiNo to get a contract even through limited company?
One last note, a friend told me, without a NiNo you can't get paid, your company can, because it will have a separate NiNo which will be acquired by your accountant already.
Any help to sort his out would be really appreciated..
Thanks,Comment
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Originally posted by aposto View PostI'm talking with an agent and he is saying that most of big firms would ask for applicants' NiNo. I'll be coming to UK on 1st of October, I'll be incorporating a limited company. Gov.uk says I can apply for National Insurance number only when I am in UK. And it would take min 10days up to 6-7 months to get final NiNo.
So, that would mean, for the first month, I may not start working.
Is that correct? Do I need to have NiNo to get a contract even through limited company?
One last note, a friend told me, without a NiNo you can't get paid, your company can, because it will have a separate NiNo which will be acquired by your accountant already.
Your friend is wrong. A company doesn't have a National Insurance number.Comment
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Agents need it for some legal reporting reasons. Quick Google will find you the details'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!Comment
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Some clients use it when submitted for a role to ensure that you are not submitted twice by two different agentsOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
I want my account deleted and all of my information removed, I want to invoke my right to be forgotten.Comment
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAgents need it for some legal reporting reasons. Quick Google will find you the detailsOriginally posted by SimonMac View PostSome clients use it when submitted for a role to ensure that you are not submitted twice by two different agents
It's also a quick indicator of a right to work to save you jumping through other hoops. You'll definitely need one if you're umbrella.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by aposto View PostHi all,
I'm talking with an agent and he is saying that most of big firms would ask for applicants' NiNo. I'll be coming to UK on 1st of October, I'll be incorporating a limited company. Gov.uk says I can apply for National Insurance number only when I am in UK. And it would take min 10days up to 6-7 months to get final NiNo.
So, that would mean, for the first month, I may not start working.
Is that correct? Do I need to have NiNo to get a contract even through limited company?
One last note, a friend told me, without a NiNo you can't get paid, your company can, because it will have a separate NiNo which will be acquired by your accountant already.
Any help to sort his out would be really appreciated..
Thanks,Comment
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If you have the right to work for whatever reason, stamped up in your passport, or the correct passport, (can be as little as a student visa who can work 20 hours per week) then you can rock up and get an NI number issued the same day.
NI numbers are not however unique, although many people think they are, they were "supposed" to be but all that went out the window when various messed up decisions were taken at various points. Far too late to fix anytime soon, several generations would need to die off before they have any chance of cleaning up the duplicate NI numbers.Comment
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