HMRC Admin 32 Response

Hi ,
HMRC do not issue P60's, you may be able to request copies from the employer who issued them.
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Hi,
With regard to Income Support – this would have been awarded by DWP and they would have been responsible for noting any associated credits on your NI record. I am afraid HMRC have no involvement in this process. If you can obtain confirmation from DWP of the credits that you were entitled to and should have been awarded for your period on income support, please forward a copy of this to HMRC and we can review our records to ascertain if they are missing. However, without this information from DWP, HMRC can’t help with this I am afraid.
With regard to ‘Family Credit’ – assuming you are referring to child benefit? Home Responsibilities Protection (HRP) ran from 6 April 1978 to 5 April 2010.  It was a scheme set up to protect customer's rights to state pension and bereavement benefits in certain circumstances, including  if they were awarded Child Benefit for a child under the age of 16.  Customers were not entitled to HRP if they were a married woman and paid the reduced rate of National Insurance. If you reached State Pension Age  before 6 April 2010, HRP worked by reducing the number of qualifying years they needed for the full basic State Pension up to a maximum of 22 years. NI credits were not actually applied to the NI record. If you reached State Pension Age after 6 April 2010 and have been awarded HRP, then there should be NI credits on your record (unless you were a married woman and paid the reduced rate of National Insurance.)
I suggest you contact us on 0300 200 3500 and we will be able to check if HRP is correctly recorded. If you are unable to call, you can complete form CF411 and we will check for you
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Hi,
Though this shouldn’t be an issue we adviser our customers to send in payments for class 2 and class 3 through separate transfers. This helps aid with the allocation process of your payments to your record. 
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Hi,
For confirmation of how many qualifying years you have and how many you need to pay to give you 10 Qualifying years, please contact Future Pension Centre. Please find their contact details below:
Number
0800 731 0175
Overseas
+44 191 218 3600
Open
8.00am to 6.00pm Monday to Friday
If you are unable to get through to future pension centre due to the high volume of calls you can complete a call back request form. Please find below:
Request a call back to pay voluntary National Insurance contributions
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Hi,
If a CF83 has been actioned and a response issued, you will need to contact National Insurance to discuss options further you can use the webchat function through gov.uk to contact an adviser. We only issue this information via post. Please ensure your address we issue your mail to is fully up to date. 
You can also call, if from the UK you can call 0300 200 3500 or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad. You can also write in to:
PT Operations North East England 
HM Revenue and Customs
BX9 1AN
Letters need to include you full name, National insurance number, Date of Birth, full current address and be dated and signed. Please inform them of your issue and a caseworker will provide further assistance. 
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Hi,
You may have created an organisation account when registering with SA. You will need an individual account to apply to pay Voluntary National Insurance Contributions.
If you are struggling to set a new Gateway up, please contact the Online Service Help Desk 
0300 200 3600 from the UK
+44 16 1930 8445 from abroad.
Alternatively, you can select no to applying online and fill in the form to then print and post. 
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Hi,
You will need to contact the authorities who grant the SSDI to see if UK National insurance can’t be taken into effect in your eligibility calculation. You will then need to ask what they require for you to prove that these credits exist so we can produce the correct documents. Once you know which document you need you can apply online through gov.uk.
If you need further advice, you can contact National Insurance on 0300 200 3500 if calling from the UK or +44 191 203 7010 if calling from abroad.
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Hi,
A National Insurance Number confirmation letter can take up to 10 working days from the date of issue to you receiving it. However it can take longer if posted to an abroad address.
If you have not received your National Insurance Number within 10 working days from the date of issue, please contact our National Insurance team. Please find the contact details below:
National Insurance: general enquiries
You should also check to see if you have any old payslips from your employers as they would have your National Insurance Number written on them. Also any correspondence you have received from HMRC should have you National Insurance number on them.
You could also try to find your National Insurance number online. Please find the link below:
Find your National Insurance number
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Hi,
Please see guidance here:
Go paperless for tax code updates
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Hi,
Please see the following link on how to update to your taxcode.
Tax codes: How to update your tax code
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