Everybody who works in the UK needs a National Insurance number. International students must apply for a temporary NI number if they have a job or job offer, even if it part-time/temp work.

You may ring telephone number 08458500284. Alternatively you may come to one of our drop-in sessions and will will complete a form with all your details and faxed it to the NIN Department. Then you will get a confirmation letter with the details and requirements for the interview. For more information about National Insurance look at www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/nic/nino.htm and www.jobcentreplus.gov.uk See similar questions...

You should apply for a National Insurance Number as soon as you start work or in some cases, if your partner claims benefit. To get a National Insurance Number, you must make an appointment for an ”evidence of identity” interview at the nearest Job Centre. This is a government office which can be found in most large towns or city districts. You will need to take proof of identity (such as passport) as well as evidence that you are working. See similar questions...

It is very important. Only one number is allocated to each citizen and they keep that same number all their life. It is unique, and ensures the Inland Revenue correctly records NI contributions or credits to the correct person's NI account. These contributions and credits are vital when claiming benefit, whether it is for a short while, like Incapacity Benefit or long term, such as a Retirement Pension. A National Insurance (NI) Number is personal to the individual. See similar questions...

A19. This will be on your pension or benefit book or card, or on any letter from Department of Work and Pensions (DWP). It might also be on any old wages slips or tax forms. See similar questions...

The letter is no longer in use by the Inland Revenue and is not necessary for identification purposes. Back to the top See similar questions...

The Automated Response Technology Identification (ART ID). Your ART ID is an eleven-digit number that is used to uniquely identify your personal student finance account. You will automatically be issued with one when you apply for financial support. You will need to use it to log in to your account on Student Finance Direct and have it to hand when phoning them. The University does not keep a record of this number. See similar questions...

A HESA (Higher Education Statistics Agency) number is given to everybody who studies in a UK University has a HESA number. The number is used mainly for statistical purposes but sometimes you are required to quote it on application forms for postgraduate study. This number is recorded on your student record and can be obtained from SSiD. See similar questions...

The Learner Provider Number is required when applying for a Career Development Loan. The number for The University of Sheffield is: 10623 See similar questions...

Student Support Number (SSN) can be found on all documents from SLC/Student Finance Direct/LEA. It consists of 4 letters (relating to your LEA), followed by 8 numbers and finally 1 letter e.g. SHEF01234567A. You must show your Support Notification letter to Registry Services who enter this number onto your student record so that your loan can be paid. See similar questions...

A – Ogden Clinic participates with most major insurance companies. Please see the list that includes most of these companies. For the most accurate and complete information, refer to your handbook or call your insurance company. See similar questions...

You will need to apply for a National Insurance number but you do not need to have received your National Insurance number before you can start work. For more see: See similar questions...

If they have never had one, they must make an appointment to visit their local Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) for an interview. See more details at: If they have simply lost the record of their NI number, the Inland Revenue will execute a search for it on receipt of a completed form CA6855. This form is available in the 'downloads' area of this website. See similar questions...

Everyone in the UK over the age of 16 years, is required to have a National Insurance Number. This number is a unique personal number and issued in the UK by the Department of Work and Pensions. This number is used by an employer to deduct tax and national insurance contributions. If you are overseas, then we would arrange for you to register for your NI number after employment had commenced. See similar questions...

The National Industry produces stock to fill a gap in the demand for a product. Therefore it builds up its own Market Share called the NI quota. This reduces the Market share of players accordingly in each Licence. See similar questions...