Jobcenter Hasn't sent any money or paid the rent yet?

What should I do? I call every day, but they say it's being processed. The landlord has already given me a warning, and a second warning will follow soon because I haven't paid the rent for January 2025. I sent the extended approval notice and the asset information immediately, on the same day I received it.

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kevin1905
2 months ago

If you submitted all the documents, I would advise you ovary situation before the competent social court to be submitted.

Signs also that you are threatened with housing and you are meanless (account statements last 3 months).

Darkrider280
2 months ago

Explain the situation to the landlord and ask for some patience.

Lmorg
2 months ago

How long has it been that you made the request for further authorisation?

Oh, yes, and something else: let that go by phoneing if you want to know anything about the JC. Make it official and with proof, so in writing via letter.

For example, you have no proof now that you have tried to make the JC understand how urgent you need the services.

Lmorg
2 months ago
Reply to  Marcogangia6

This is more than enough time to edit a WBA, the JC is clearly behind this.

You can now either send out a letter, in which you make it clear that you have already received two warnings for unpaid rent and threatens you homelessness, which in case of doubt will not help much if the JC continues to think not to have to come into the gods OR you move directly to a lawyer.

Would advise secondly if you are not familiar with how you can effectively and with the help of references to applicable laws. A lawyer will immediately realize that there is a rush here and, on your behalf, can make an urgent request to the court, which then in fact decides in haste that the application must be decided.

To do this, you will:

you go to the local court (see if an appointment is absolutely necessary there if yes then call there and make clear that you need legal assistance and request a counselling certificate).

To the local court, take:

  • Your Perso
  • Your last power decision
  • Account statements of the last 3 months (because you haven’t received any money from the JC for a long time, you can also take the last 6 months – it’s about showing to the local court that you don’t have enough to afford a lawyer)
  • the letter of your landlord/the warnings
  • a protocol you have created about how often and when you have called the JC to remind you that you are dependent on the timely decision due to rental payments (here it would be more appropriate, you would have written letters that you could show)

At the local court, you explain the situation and apply for a consultancy certificate – this is oral, just as soon as you sit there with a competent employee in the office.

An employee who has not fallen on his head will immediately understand that you are reliant on this appearance and will pull him out accordingly. But if you want to comfort yourself or come with “you hear from us, goodbye!”, immediately insist on a reasoned rejection. Don’t let empty hands push you back to the door.

After that (! not before the visit to the local court) you are looking for a lawyer of your choice who specializes in social law. There you call, explain your situation and mention that you have a consultancy certificate and urgently need help. Let you have an appointment, and the rest of the lawyer will explain to you or do it for you.

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I know it’s more convenient and probably “faster” to call at JC when there is a need for clarification. But this is a widespread error. All you say about the phone and everything you say about the phone from the staff there is sound and smoke at the end because you can NOT prove it. In principle, it should be avoided to call there at all or to be called by the JC. ONLY communicate with them in writing, even if it is annoying.

Edit: if you have a copy of your request for further consent, take it to the local court. Better you have too much to do than too little. If you have no copy, note: it does not harm at all if you retain your own requests as a copy for its documents (for such reasons only).

Darkrider280
2 months ago
Reply to  Marcogangia6

The processing time can be 6 months,unfortunate.

Lmorg
2 months ago

Yep. I would also advise directly to take the lawyer so that he can make an urgent application to the competent court. If homelessness threatens and the JC swings eggs, an urgent request is the best way. Inactivity can only be raised (unfortunately) if 6 months after WBA’s submission of application has not been submitted.

Darkrider280
2 months ago

That’s right, but experience shows that the JC reacts very well. Whether a person suffers in delay does not really interest.

Lmorg
2 months ago

The processing time can be 6 months,unfortunate.

Right. If, however, the job centre is somewhat unclear what the decision on a WBA is going to take, while the recipient of the Leistuns has proven to depend on the money, as he has to pay, for example, rent, can and should be decided provisionally. And to do so, unfortunately, the JC must sometimes enter the most important, if necessary with the help of a lawyer/judge.

schleudermaxe
2 months ago

Understand, go and solve the problem also does not go, the landlord has to swallow, should go, but usually does not go.

I’m afraid that’ll give you a resignation if the abortions are intruding after two days of delay.

DasOrakel
2 months ago

I call every day

You can save yourself.

What do I do?

Write corresponding letter to Jobcenter and describe things as here.