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. Great thanks!! I will do it as soon as I get something on her name
Hello there,monik175 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 25, 2020 2:47 pmHi,
Does anyone know how to apply for pre-settlement status for a dependant parent who arrive to the UK under a EU Settlement Scheme Family Permit?
I am an EU citizen with settled status. I have applied for an EU settlement scheme family permit for my mum to come and live with us. She will be arriving in the UK next week and her permit is only valid for 6 months.
Can I apply for pre-settle status once she is here and how do I go about it?
Also is she allowed to work with the EU Settlement Scheme FP?
Many thanks!
You should start your own topic with your circumstances and questions. You appear to be a non EU citizen with PR, which means you cannot sponsor anyone on the EEA route.
Thank you @CR001 for your prompt reply.
alijee86 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2020 8:58 pmThank you @CR001 for your prompt reply.
I am indeed a non eea holding a PR car as well as has settle status.
My wife is an eea national and also have a PR card and Settle status under the new scheme.
I may be cannot sponsor my parents but can my wife be a sponsor and apply for a FP for her parents in law? If yes, then how and what do we need and what my parents need from their home country.
Thank you
Hi Monik thank you very much for your reply.I must say that the information provided is very helpful.I was a lil worried about the birth certificate thing cos my mum has got an issue with hers.But with your explanation it means that I wouldn’t need her birth certificate but rather mine.monik175 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 21, 2020 11:46 amHi Samuel,
There is two different permits you can apply for:
1. EU family permit ( you will have to prove that your mum is dependant o you ). You have the right to appeal if it is denied
2. EU family settlement scheme permit. ( this is the one I applied for) With this permit they will assume dependency so you don’t have to provide evidence that you support her. However you will need to provide evidence that you are related to her and also that you are earning enough money to provide for her here ( basically that you can sponsor her). As evidence I submitted :
- employers letter
- 6 months pay slips
- bank statements and savings ( last 6 months)
- mortgage statements( to show I can have her staying with me) you can also add a tenancy agreement with your name on it and other prove of address like a bill or council tax
- my birth certificate original and also an official translation to English ( you have to submit both). I did not have to provide her birth certificate
- I added my eu passport and the letter I received with the outcome of my settled status on the UK
- I submitted a copy of my mums passport and ID
- I also added some pictures of her previous visits to UK and my visits to Colombia and some pictures of Whatsapp calls register to show we have been in contact.
I hope this helps... let me know if I can help you answer more questions....
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You can complete his application on behalf of him. In case ofShevcraig wrote: ↑Tue Jun 16, 2020 8:09 pmHello. I have a few questions for you if you don't mind answering. We are trying to get my wife's recently widowed father over to the UK on a Settlement scheme family permit. Firstly, am I correct in thinking that he has to apply himself and not us? I also read that dependency will be assumed but on the application form it asks weather he is financially dependant on my wife? did you experience this at all? Any info will be appreciated.
Thanks.