In the UK then no you can’t. The powers that be will pay rent to a relative under certain circumstances, despite what it says on the forms, but not if you are living in her house. I assume it’s a similar situation in the states.
No, you cannot claim Housing benefit where your liability is to a close relative in the same household.
If your Mum claims Housing benefit, you would be added as a non dependant on her claim, and depending on your income they would take a deduction from your mums benefit.
for example if you were claiming Jobseekers allowance, they would reduce your mums benefit by £7.40 per week.
no – they ask you on the form if your landlord is a relative.
In the UK then no you can’t. The powers that be will pay rent to a relative under certain circumstances, despite what it says on the forms, but not if you are living in her house. I assume it’s a similar situation in the states.
no you cannot
No, you cannot claim Housing benefit where your liability is to a close relative in the same household.
If your Mum claims Housing benefit, you would be added as a non dependant on her claim, and depending on your income they would take a deduction from your mums benefit.
for example if you were claiming Jobseekers allowance, they would reduce your mums benefit by £7.40 per week.