how do i find out my national insurance number?

Answer 1

your work should have it...

Answer 2

You should have been sent a blue and red National Insurance Numbercard, but lots of people lose theirs.

It should be on any National insurance paperwork you have, such as a P60 (which details your tax contributions throughout the previous tax year) or a P45 (given to you when you leave a job), or, as others have said, on your wage slip. It starts with two letters, then six numbers often split into three sets of two, and ends with a letter. e.g: XX 12 34 56 X

Answer 3

If you do not know, or have forgotten your NI number, it will be on your end of year statement of tax (P60), any payslips or other wage records. (Your Doctor's Surgery also holds details of your NI and Health numbers.) If all else fails, ask at your nearest Social Security Office (website available) or HMRC (National Insurance Contributions) Office.

Answer 4

Look on a wage slip or on anything from the inland revenue, if you cant find it here then ring the inland revenue and they will be able to help you

Answer 5

it is nx 09 89 87 cf

Answer 6

it gets sent through the post when your about 16.
if youve already had it it will be on pay slips
if something is wrong with the one you've got you will be given a temp one.
contact the inland revenue.

Answer 7

you will need to call the national insurance helpline. the number is: 0845 3021479.

good luck.

Answer 8

Look at your papers from the DSS, or from your work. You should also have a card with your number on it.

Answer 9

Should be on a tax return if you have one handy or on any benefit type of paperwork, that sort of thing.

Answer 10

Phone your local DSS office.

Answer 11

Try Inland revenue, or ask your employer or last employer.