When should you inform Famiris of changes?
We receive many changes automatically through authentic sources, such as the National Register. For example, when you move, start living together, or separate and report this change to your municipality.
However, we ask you to contact Famiris yourself when a change may affect your entitlement to child benefit or the amount you receive, and when we do not yet have all the information needed to process your file correctly.
This is the case, for example, when:
- your child stops studying;
- your child is working and we do not yet know the number of hours worked during the quarter;
- your child is working or studying abroad;
- you receive a social supplement and your household income increases.
By informing us in good time, you help us process your file correctly and together we can avoid possible recoveries of undue payments.
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