Do i need to inform anyone in UK i have left?

[JNC09 5]

Hey guys!

So I got my green card in November, and i am just now writing to student loans that i live abroad (i only graduated in september so don't even start to pay it back until september this year).

I haven't been told by anyone that i need to tell anyone in the UK i have left, is this something you do only when you become a citizen?

What about the NHS? For example, we visited in december and i could have just went to the doctor for free even though id on't live there, it doesn't really add up to me! Obviously i didn't as we have good health insurance here, and the standard of care is way better!

Thanks!

[teeak 224]

I think this page will help you: http://www.studentloanrepayment.co.uk/portal/page?_pageid=93,6678653&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL

[JNC09 5]

Thanks!

So student loans is literally the only person i need to inform?

[JNC09 5]

on the form it asks if i am supported by a third party, does this mean i HAVE to put my husbands income? i thought only I were responsible for my student loan, with his income it means we will be paying way more than if it was just myself paying it...!

[teeak 224]

Yes, because it seems as though they want to know if you are not employed, how are you supporting yourself. This is why they have a third-party listed.

If you have a job in the US, then you can just list that you're employed and skip the third-party section.

[JNC09 5]

Yes, because it seems as though they want to know if you are not employed, how are you supporting yourself. This is why they have a third-party listed.

If you have a job in the US, then you can just list that you're employed and skip the third-party section.

GREAT! Thanks so much

[JNC09 5]

Sorry i have one more question, i don't make enough to be paying it back this year so do i still need to write my bank information on the application or should i just leave it blank?

Edited February 16, 2016 by JNC09

[JNC09 5]

WAS I MEANT TO FILE TAX RETURNS IN THE UK? i worked part time for a few months and only just thought about this since i was always a student

[2ndMessiah 184]

You might want to inform HRM Tax and Revenue via P85.

Family and friends might appreciate a heads up as well that you have left.

Edited February 26, 2016 by 2ndMessiah

[JNC09 5]

haha 'm fairly sure my fan and friends are aware! Calling HMRC tomorrow, hoping there is way to find out my income and taxes for 2015 as my employers won't get back to me on sending anotherp45, does anyone have any idea how else i can do my taxes here in the US without this info?