Applying for child benefit
Proposed by Comité de la Démarche Accessible Updated on il y a 16 joursFamily allowances are financial aid sent by the CAF (Family Allowance Fund) from the birth of a second child until the child turns 20.
Family allowances are sent monthly to help pay for children's school, clothes, food, or leisure activities.
The amount of this aid varies depending on household resources, the number of children and their ages.
You are entitled to family allowances from the month following the birth of a second child. For example, if your second child is born on January 15th, entitlement will begin on February 1st.
Please note that to claim family allowances, you must be in France (parents and children).
Please note that to claim family allowances, you must be in France (parents and children).
You can register with the CAF (Family Allowance Fund) and apply for family allowances as soon as you submit your asylum application, if your children are already in France. When you receive a positive response from the OFPRA (French Office for the Protection of Refugees and Stateless Persons) or the CNDA (National Court of Asylum) regarding your international protection (refugee, subsidiary protection, stateless person), send the document to the CAF, which will calculate your family allowances from the date you submitted your application. This is called " retroactivity of rights ".
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