Well the reason I used "yet" was that at some point in the future my mother would be able to get a pension if she lives long enough for it, especially her being 67 years of old working full time and having regular contributions towards her pension pot. So , it's not a case of a "freeloader " who is...

But recently I have come across this excerpt stating that: " If you retired or had to stop working If you get a UK State Pension, you’ll automatically get settled status if your late application to the EU Settlement Scheme is successful. You might get settled status if you've lived in the UK for le...

I don't think OP is interested in UK pension, but in getting early settled status. However it seems this is not an option I embolded the part I was replying to. The OP used the word "yet" which means "at this time" "thus far" "at a future time, eventually". Which would indicate that she expected he...

contorted_svy wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 12, 2022 5:53 pm

I don't think OP is interested in UK pension, but in getting early settled status. However it seems this is not an option

Thank you, you are absolutely right.I wasn't inquiring about the pension itself.

..who has been on her Pre-Settled status since May 2021 She is 67 years old and has reached her state pension age already but not receiving a pension yet being not from the U.K. Not will she. To be able to get a UK state pension, she would have needed 10 tax years of NICs. Paying NICs ends as soon ...

If you reach State Pension age If you’re from the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein, you can get settled status if you stopped working when you reached State Pension age and either: you worked continuously or were self employed in the UK for at least 1 year beforehand and have lived...

Hi, I'm just inquiring about a possibility to apply for Settled status for my mother who has been on her Pre-Settled status since May 2021 She is 67 years old and has reached her state pension age already but not receiving a pension yet being not from the U.K. originally. She's currently working too...

Thanks everyone for their response.
As I thought It'd be just a standard visit visa for my sister and my niece but thought to double check that.
Cheers everyone

Hi, I just want to make sure I'm not missing anything and I am going to apply through a correct visa route to invite my sister and my niece. My husband is an EU citizen with a dual Irish/British citizenship and I'm a British citizen. I and my husband would like to invite my NON EU sister and my niec...

Are you 100% positive about that? I am sure the answer I gave is correct for the question you originally asked. Then, I hope you realise that your original question does not describe your real situation. In your case, the EU national would still come to the UK once a week. So it is not a situation ...

Hi, Will a person who is on pre-settled status be able to apply for a settled status if a sponsoring EU National has left the U.K.? Thanks. Nope. They can remain in the UK while their pre settled status is valid, but they won't be able to "upgrade" to Settled Status if the relationship to the EU na...

Hi, Will a person who is on pre-settled status be able to apply for a settled status if a sponsoring EU National has left the U.K.? Thanks. Nope. They can remain in the UK while their pre settled status is valid, but they won't be able to "upgrade" to Settled Status if the relationship to the EU na...

Hi,
Will a person who is on pre-settled status be able to apply for a settled status if a sponsoring EU National has left the U.K.?

Thanks.