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| tips = Take any accusation of welfare fraud very seriously. There are serious consequences of being convicted of welfare fraud: either a ban from receiving welfare for one or two years, or even a ban ''for life''. (The exception is that if you have dependent children or a spouse, your family's benefits will be reduced instead of cut off.)}} | | tips = Take any accusation of welfare fraud very seriously. There are serious consequences of being convicted of welfare fraud: either a ban from receiving welfare for one or two years, or even a ban ''for life''. (The exception is that if you have dependent children or a <span class="noglossary">spouse</span>, your family's benefits will be reduced instead of cut off.)}} | ||
== First steps == | == First steps == | ||
