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Do you receive benefits under the Asylum Seekers Benefits Act and your circumstances have changed? Find out more here.
If you receive benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (AsylbLG) and your circumstances have changed, you must report the changes to the Bremerhaven Social Welfare Office. This is the case, for example, if
- your income situation has changed
- your family circumstances have changed.
- if you have taken up gainful employment, this must be reported immediately, at the latest after 3 days of starting work
- you have received a decision in the asylum procedure from the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees.
- you have received a residence permit.
You do not have to report some changes. These are carried out ex officio:
- Conversion to benefits in accordance with § 2 Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (AsylbLG) analogous to SGB XII
You are a foreigner, are actually resident in Germany and meet certain legal residence requirements.
A foreigner entitled to benefits is someone who holds one of the following residence titles:
- Residence permit in accordance with § 23 Para. 1 AufenthG (admission of groups of persons)
- Residence permit in accordance with § 24 AufenthG (temporary protection in the event of a mass influx in accordance with EC Directive 01/55/EC)
- Residence permit in accordance with § 25 Para. 4 Sentence 1 AufenthG (urgent humanitarian/personal reasons)
- Residence permit in accordance with § 25 Para. 5 AufenthG if the tolerated stay has not yet been suspended for 18 months (legal, actual obstacles to departure whose removal is not foreseeable)
- Suspension of deportation (tolerated stay) in accordance with Section 60a (1) AufenthG (group regulation)
- Suspension of deportation (tolerated stay) in accordance with § 60a Para. 2 AufenthG (legal, actual obstacles to departure, the removal of which is foreseeable, or if you are responsible)
- Residence is deemed to be tolerated in accordance with § 71a Para. 3 in conjunction with § 71 AsylVfG (asylum follow-up application)
- Residence is considered tolerated according to § 71a para. 3 AsylVfG (second asylum application)
There have been changes in your receipt of benefits under the Asylum Seekers' Benefits Act (AsylbLG).
You must report the following changes to the social welfare office:
- Changes in your income situation regardless of the type of income (earned income, unemployment benefit I, child benefit, alimony, etc.)
- Changes in financial circumstances
- Changes in residence law matters (granting of a residence permit, etc.)
- Changes in personal, family and other circumstances (birth of a child, moving house, moving out, moving in, hospitalization, marriage, divorce, etc.)
You can report the changes in writing by e-mail to the responsible office.
They will send you a new notification of the changes in your circumstances or inform you in some other way if the matter still needs to be clarified.