Residence card for non eu spouse

[jamal2008]

Dear all

I am wondering if "any one" can help me or in same situation

I am British citizen working for 4 month and lives in Germany since may 2016

I have 3 payslips by next week i will have 4 monthly payslips

my non EU wife has arrived in Germany in September we went to KVR Munchen she has register her residence and also she is cover with my health insurance (AOK)

my Question is

what document required to apply for her Residence Card in Germany ?

as we have being told by KVR to bring payslips for december and january and february.

she had schengen visa for tow month but they give her a paper confirm she can work and stay until 15,03,2017.


kind Regard
thank You

[james781978]

i just notes yet i have list of the documents they asking for my last three month payslips and asking for my wife's last december january and february payslips.

my quistion

dose she have to provide three month payslips or as i am eu citizen have to show my last three month payslips?




kind regard

[Casa]

Why are you posting under two different user names? This isn't permitted under the forum Terms & Conditions so I suggest you decide which one you want to continue with and the other will be deactivated.

[james781978]

i do relly so sorry i have lot of things going on my head at the moment

[james781978]

could you please deactive james one please

i really so sorry

[jamal2008]

Hi,

Anyone please can advice us what's Requirements documents need for non eu wife apply for residence card in Germany we have been told I have to provide last three month payslips and my wife three payslip for Dezember January and February.


Kind Regards


Thanks for your help

[mgb]

https://www.muenchen.de/rathaus/Stadtve ... aaten.html

[b]Mod edit: In English pls[/b]

[mgb]

If the navigation at the official website of the munich foreigner office is in german I have to quote in german.

[noajthan]

If the navigation at the official website of the munich foreigner office is in german I have to quote in german.

My Android Chrome browser offers to (& does infact) translate the site for me.
And board policy is English.

I'm sure a motivated resident of Germany will figure it out from the helpful link you have posted.

[mgb]

What is so hard to understand if I write
click Das wichtigste in Kürze?
It means the OP should click the buttom with the wording "Das wichtigste in Kürze". There is no direct link.

[noajthan]

What is so hard to understand if I write
click Das wichtigste in Kürze?
It means the OP should click the buttom with the wording "Das wichtigste in Kürze". There is no direct link.

Not hard to understand with an accompanying translation/explanation - which will be permitted as a one-off without creating any precedent.
Not sure that flexibility would be exhibited across all memberstates.

Its not about links - we get all sorts of stuff posted here in all sorts of languages so the Board's English-only policy is also not hard to understand.
It also promotes fluency and helps assimilation into UK.

[jamal2008]

Thank you very much guys


i have read it all as i have copied and pasted to Google translate in my understanding not need my wife payslips please correct me if i am wrong.


today my wife received a letter from KVR asking for original marriage certificate to retained and review.


kind regards

[mgb]

Its not about links - we get all sorts of stuff posted here in all sorts of languages so the Board's English-only policy is also not hard to understand.
It also promotes fluency and helps assimilation into UK.
.

Its exactly about links.
Btw. what has the wording "assimilation in the UK" to do with a forum about the rest of europe?

[noajthan]

Its not about links - we get all sorts of stuff posted here in all sorts of languages so the Board's English-only policy is also not hard to understand.
It also promotes fluency and helps assimilation into UK.
.

Its exactly about links.
Btw. what has the wording "assimilation in the UK" to do with a forum about the rest of europe?

Many members browse the forum even those without designs on Europe.
Many are non-native speakers and a post is not all about an OP.

Naturally the link was health-checked with full risk assessment.

And it is about 'English language only'; even posters in this cosmopolitan and eclectic 'Europe' forum have to use English - as per Board T&Cs.

Whether or not people live in UK, English is still the 'lingua franca' to coin an English phrase.

Thankfully OP lived up to expectations and was motivated enough to figure out his translation - so back to OP's topic without further ado.

OP question awaiting reply.

Stay frosty.

[jamal2008]

Hi all hooe you doing well and good luck with your application.

I and my daughter british citizen, recently my wife got her EEA FP.

we will travel to the uk soon my question is any can advice us please witch application form should we use for her uk residence card under surinder singh please


I do appreciate your advice

kind regard

[vinny]

Apply for a UK residence card.

[jamal2008]

thank you vinny for your help

i have few questions please

1-do we have to fill in paper form or online
2- if that a paper form it is 100 page do i have to print all that page and witch part of the form we have to fill in.


thank you for your help