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my reference no is . 085969672 and i complete the form fo national insurance number for4 days ago. whats my status for national insurance number.
In the UK, the National insurance number, or NI, is a number that is issued for the purposes of paying tax and receiving social security benefits. No, the British National insurance number does not expire.
HMRC
Your national insurance number is yours from the minute you receive it to the day you die. It does not change or become invalid.
Usually it is a "National Insurance Number" or NIN, which is in fact made up of letters and numbers. Google National Insurance Number if you need more info.
The letters at beginning of UK insurance number haven't specific meaning. They are standard code. However unique to each insurance holder.
Yes, your national insurance number is for life, and will never be re-used by another individual.
You would only have been allocated a National Insurance Number if you were living in the UK when you turned 16. If this was the case and you did not receive it, you can contact the UK National Insurance Helpline on 0345 600 0643. If you need to apply for a National Insurance Number, you should contact Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC). The Job Centre will be able to assist you with this if you run into difficulty. If you have a National Insurance Number but have lost it, you need to complete form CA5403 (available via the UK Government Website) and send it to HMRC, they will then send you written confirmation of your number.
is a social security number the same as a national insurance number
Many do, under different names. In the UK, it is a National Insurance Number. In Canada, it is a Social Insurance Number.
Ask the British Embassy in your home country. If you are already in the UK, ask the Home Office.
Might be a couple of weeks. it depends on the queries on your application.