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• Complain about a local council's involvement with your family

  not happy with the way your local council has dealt with you, your child or a child you’re responsible for, you can complain. If your complaint is about a child protection order and there is an ongoing

• Problems with an insurance claim

  claim. Before you do anything, check your policy document to make sure that what you want to complain about is covered by your policy. If it is, write to your insurer, giving details of your complaint

• Extending your family visa

  or more to the NHS. These rules are the same as when you first got a partner visa. Check the full rules you need to meet to get a partner visa. If you’re on the 10-year route, you don’t need to show you

• Complaining about benefits services

  claims or decisions. You don't have to be currently getting benefits to make a complaint. If you want to challenge a decision about your benefits You need to ask your benefit provider to change

• Complain about an insolvency practitioner

  your insolvency practitioner you can make a formal complaint to them. You can make your complaint by phone or in writing, but if you do it by phone, send a letter as well to back up what you’ve said

• Complaining about your water company

  Complaining about your water company This advice applies to England. See advice for See advice for Northern Ireland, See advice for Scotland, See advice for Wales You may have a complaint about your

• Problems with your travel insurance claim

  , check your policy to make sure you have a right to complain you must first complain to your insurer using their internal complaints process keep copies of all correspondence in case you need to take

• Services provided by a public authority - complaining about discrimination

  your tax and benefits. If you’ve experienced discrimination by a public authority you can make a complaint to them about the way you were treated. Read this page to find out more about making

• Complain about a debt management company

  make a complaint. All debt management companies must also be FCA authorised and a condition of that authorisation is that they must respond to all complaints promptly and fairly. This means you should

• Complaining about bailiffs

  health problems have children or are pregnant are under 18 or over 65 don’t speak or read English well are in a stressful situation like recent bereavement or unemployment Your complaint is more likely