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National Insurance Manual

NIM39300 · National Insurance Numbers (NINOs): Registration of a new NINO

  • NIM39305 · Juvenile Registration: the automatic process
  • NIM39310 · Juvenile Registration: children who are being looked after by Social Services
  • NIM39320 · Juvenile Registration: exclusions from the automatic process
  • NIM39325 · Adult Registration: applying for a NINO through DWP's Jobcentre Plus
  • NIM39330 · Legislation
  1. National Insurance Numbers (NINOs): Registration of a new NINO: Contents
  2. National Insurance Numbers (NINOs): Registration of a new NINO: Juvenile Registration: the automatic process

NIM39305 | National Insurance Numbers (NINOs): Registration of a new NINO: Juvenile Registration: the automatic process

From HM Revenue & Customs · National Insurance Manual

Most people are automatically given a National Insurance Number as they approach the age of sixteen. This is because when a claim to Child Benefit is made, the child is allocated a Child Reference Number (CRN) for HMRC/DWP use only. From the child reaching age fifteen years and nine months, HMRC notifies each child of their NINO.

However, special action needs to be taken for:

  • Children who are being looked after by Social Services, see NIM39310

  • Other cases excluded from the automatic process, see NIM39325.

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