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Old 30-05-2012, 08:21 PM
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My daughter is 18 soon and wants to come over to the UK to work this summer however my ex won't let come as she says that as she is registered in France and without a national insurance number she cannot work in the UK. Now I have checked with HMRC and they tell me that my daughter was issued with a NI number on her 16th birthday and it needs to be activated to use it. The ex countered that using her UK NI number would invalidate her 'carte vitale' and that it would take months to reinstate it.
Now my understanding is that there is free movement of trade and peoples throughout the EU and as far as I can see that my daughter, who by the way is still a British passport holder, should be free work in the UK.

Can anyone tell what the legal on this matter is? I'd be very grateful.
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My daughter is 18 soon and wants to come over to the UK to work this summer however my ex won't let come as she says that as she is registered in France and without a national insurance number she cannot work in the UK. Now I have checked with HMRC and they tell me that my daughter was issued with a NI number on her 16th birthday and it needs to be activated to use it. The ex countered that using her UK NI number would invalidate her 'carte vitale' and that it would take months to reinstate it.
Now my understanding is that there is free movement of trade and peoples throughout the EU and as far as I can see that my daughter, who by the way is still a British passport holder, should be free work in the UK.

Can anyone tell what the legal on this matter is? I'd be very grateful.
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Your ex is full of sh*t.
Hence why I asked what his relationship is with his ex.
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Whats your relationship like with your ex?

It's not great, hence why I'm asking about the law aspect so I can present a reasoned argument without having to go to court which it seems sometimes is her default setting.
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b) that since your daughter is going to be 18 she can do what the hell she likes, with or without your ex's "permission".
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It's not great, hence why I'm asking about the law aspect so I can present a reasoned argument without having to go to court which it seems sometimes is her default setting.
I know a guy who knows a guy that rolls with a guy that can make people like that disappear. Just kidding.

Sounds like an awful situation bro, but unfortunately I'm no expert on this tort o ting. Hope you get it sorted.
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