Thanks for the replies. Ill send of the CF83 and start from there.The online gateway offers a convenient method to look up to contributions etc., but the important part is the CF83 form. Get that completed and posted first, include a cover letter re name change on marriage if you wish.
Yes, and there was a 6 month break before I started my self employment in Ireland after quitting my Uk job, but that was no problem.Anyone here self-employed, were you accepted for class 2?
I sent my CF83 off on 13 March 23. No word back from them yet. Emailed them to enquire about progress and got a standard uninformative reply. I'm not panicking.I submitted my CF83 form in early March - when I checked up a few weeks ago I was given a date in October by which time it would be processed. More recently when I checked I was given a date of 26 July - however I checked again yesterday and my new date is now in December. Anyone else experience this?
referenced in key postWould it be possible to pay these contributions from Ireland by using Wise? My multi-currency account gives me a UK account number, sort code and IBAN.
Same here. Applied end of May. Original date was January 2024, then was brought forward to August 2023, now back to January 2024 again.I submitted my CF83 form in early March - when I checked up a few weeks ago I was given a date in October by which time it would be processed. More recently when I checked I was given a date of 26 July - however I checked again yesterday and my new date is now in December. Anyone else experience this?
I think the answer is yes .....if not drawing an income and therefore not paying PRSI. I’m working on the assumption that retiring at 61 and drawing a pension (and paying PRSI) I can still pay NICs at class 2 up to age 67.I was thinking of retiring at age 64. Will I have to pay the Class 3 rate in U.K. voluntary contributions for those two years to age 66 as I’m no longer paying PRSI in an EU country?
The determination for your eligibility for class 2 is completed at the time you elect to pay voluntary contributions, as evidenced by the information that is requested by DWP.does HMRC do any checks (on eligibility to pay Class 2) either at payment of (NICs) stage
What class are you paying currently?I was thinking of retiring at age 64. Will I have to pay the Class 3 rate in U.K. voluntary contributions for those two years to age 66 as I’m no longer paying PRSI in an EU country?
What email address did you use.I sent my CF83 off on 13 March 23. No word back from them yet. Emailed them to enquire about progress and got a standard uninformative reply. I'm not panicking.
That’s correct Danny and it can be different year by year. It’s not either all class 2 or all class 3. In my case I had a combination of the two based on my working history.The determination for your eligibility for class 2 is completed at the time you elect to pay voluntary contributions, as evidenced by the information that is requested by DWP.
Quite possibly! But they might have to pay the courier €50 to deliver itThe second consideration for many people is for contributions going forward. Will they be class 2 or 3? Does TrishaC win a prize?
I haven’t paid anything yet, I’ve submitted my CF83 and will get a response by January 2024. I’m hoping I’ll get the class 2 rate as I’m currently employed. I’ll be 64 next March though and am considering my options. I know I can’t claim the U.K. pension until I’m 66 but I’d like to keep paying into it until then.What class are you paying currently?
fpc.customercare@dwp.gov.uk>What email address did you use.
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