Do requests for UK home office passenger subject data get recorded with the rest of the data?

1. How do the Home Office collect their data?
2. Does HMRC share information with home office?
3. How long does home office keep records?
4. Does passport show travel history?
5. What are the strengths of Home Office statistics?
6. What is the purpose of the home office?
7. Can HMRC follow you?
8. Are DWP and HMRC linked?
9. Does HMRC share information with banks?
10. How many years does immigration keep records?
11. Can I get a record of my travel history UK?
12. How long are fingerprints kept on file UK immigration?

How do the Home Office collect their data?

Official statistics published by the Home Office are based on two main sources, data gathered from statistical surveys, and data extracted from its own and from other organisations' administrative or management systems.

Does HMRC share information with home office?

HMRC will only share your information with third parties where we are legally allowed to do so.

How long does home office keep records?

Mother Faces Deportation After 34 Years Of Living In Britain wrote: According to the Home Office's website, the records of applicants are only kept for 15 years from the date of the "last action" with exceptions extending to 25 years.

Does passport show travel history?

They can get each date someone entered and exited with the name and passport number used. When you change passports, in most countries you get a new number, so they must rely on other data to make a match which is not entirely reliable. However, they are unlikely to know your travel history outside of the country.

What are the strengths of Home Office statistics?

Advantages

• Easy and cheap to access, little effort is needed on behalf of the sociologists.
• Contemporary data.
• Collected in a standardised, systematic, scientific way.
• Reliable as can be easily checked and verified.
• Allows for comparisons between groups.
• Few ethical issues as no direct contact with criminals.

What is the purpose of the home office?

The Home Office (the Department) is the lead government department for crime, the police, drugs policy, immigration and passports, and counter terrorism. It has four priorities: cut crime; reduce immigration; prevent terrorism; and promote growth by keeping the UK safe.

Can HMRC follow you?

Yes, HM Revenue and Customs can see how much you earn, from your pay as you earn (PAYE) records and the information you provide on your self-assessment tax return. That's just the figures you're telling them.

Are DWP and HMRC linked?

HMRC. DWP and HMRC work very closely together, and share information often. ... Benefits, pensions and other payments you receive from DWP affect how much tax you have to pay, or tax credits that HMRC pay you. DWP and HMRC can use the same reference number to identify people – your National Insurance number.

Does HMRC share information with banks?

Does HMRC check bank accounts? HMRC has the power to obtain relevant information from taxpayers to check they're paying the right amount of income tax, Capital Gains Tax, Corporation Tax and VAT. ... Third parties include banks and other financial institutions, as well as lawyers, accountants, and estate agents.

How many years does immigration keep records?

For example Immigration applications are retained for 63 years after the last time they were active. Renunciation of PR status is 75 years.

Can I get a record of my travel history UK?

You can request a copy of: an electronic summary of your immigration history. landing cards we hold electronically. visa applications you submitted from outside of the UK (as part of entry clearance)

How long are fingerprints kept on file UK immigration?

Fingerprint data will be kept on file for up to 10 years. However, in cases where an individual is considered to pose a threat to the UK or for those who are permanently settled in the UK, information will be stored for immigration or nationality purposes.