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Hi,
About year ago i moved abroad. Before moving i caled CSA, and informed them that im leaving country. But just today i found out that there was nothing done about it, there could of be some mistake or something. Of course the payemnt where stoped, as i was no longer working and living in uk. What should i do now? Who should i contact?
Thanks for any info
Hi Linas87,
I would contact the CSA and speak to them.
M concern for you is that you may have been racking up arrears whilst you have been abroad.
Some countries have reciprocall agreements when it comes to child maintanance and the fact you are living abroad dos not mean that you can escape CSA payments.
Were you working whilst abroad?
Regards,
Dave
I just recently started to work in Denmark. Can you please provide with any number i should call them?
Was your previous case with the CSA or the CMO?
When was your case opened and who contacted you when you were paying child maintanance?
Regards,
Dave
Try this link for CSA details....I hope it helps.
https://www.gov.uk/child-support-agency
Regards,
Dave
It did not realy helped, because the numbers are not valid any longer.
Well, im planing to visit UK soon, so i could sort that problem at the same time. But is there any chance ill be arrested or something like that at airport ?
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