Do you need to state a step-parent receiving jobseekers allowance?

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    1 04-05-2012  11:49
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    Do you need to state a step-parent receiving jobseekers allowance?
    Appreciate anyone who can help
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    2 04-05-2012  12:14
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    Re: Do you need to state a step-parent receiving jobseekers allowance?
    If they live with you, they count towards your household income, yes.
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    3 05-05-2012  14:07
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    Re: Do you need to state a step-parent receiving jobseekers allowance?
    (Original post by MrKeenan)
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    Yep, you do, since its part of your household income.

    Also, do you write the amount of money (your parents) received from job seekers allowance weekly,monthly or annually?
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