Hi,
Does anyone know if a EEA national in the UK is exerciseing their treaty rights while on Distance Learning at a UK institution?

This question is in reference to a family member Residence Card (EEA2).

Hi,
Does anyone know if receiving child benefit and child tax credit can have adverse effects on my EEA2 and EEA4 application?

I the non-EEA national am full-time employed and my partner (EEA national) is a student.

Anyone, please?

Hi there,
I was wondering if someone could share their knowledge or experience about how a FTT hearing (for a EEA2 - family member residence card) is like.
Perhaps any tips I should be aware of.

Thanks in advance.

Hi there, Where both partners are EU nationals and are living as a family with heir EU national children and only the husband is self employed and the wife is taking care of children and children are in secondary school, is only the husband exercising treaty rights? What about the wife and children ...

Since when have rules for jobseekers changed? In regards to anything over the first 6 months whilst jobseeking can not be accepted as exercising treaty rights. Does this effect someone who is going to apply for PR now and had been a Jobseeker in 2012 and 2013 after having worked for 11 months before...

Either parent can sponsor you if they are a qualified person and you meet the requirements. That's what I'm confused about - can my mother who hasn't herself been exercising treaty rghts due to taking care of younger child be my sponsor? Keeping in mind that my father has been exercising treaty rig...

CR001 wrote:Is it your father that is the EU citizen (what nationality)?

What is your mother's nationality?

Does she have PR?

Only an EU citizen (but not British) can 'sponsor' you.

Both my mother and father are German and nope neither of them has PR at the moment.

Hi there,
Can my mother be my sponsor for my PR application, when she herself does not have treaty rights but derives (if that’s the right word) her treaty rights from her husband (my father)?
Thanks

Hi there, I have a few questions in relation to PR application which might be obvious but really I just want to be sure. • How soon after application submission can I request back my sponsor’s or my identification document? In my case my sponsor is going abroad soon and therefore I thought to mentio...

Hello, So far there haven't been any changes to the requirement to have CSI if self-sufficient or a student. After the 1st of February 2017, you must use the assigned Home office form (i.e EEA (PR)) etc. There is no harm in applying to prove you have acquired Permanent Residency although there is n...

Hi there, I read something on “the guardian” it was titled: “Scrap insurance rule for stay-at-home parents from EU, says Tory MP “ This was written sometime in December 2016 however I was wondering if this could be the case and we would not need to proof CSI? Also I read somewhere that after 1st Feb...

One sponsor at a time. If sponsored by brother yes, you are (potentially) his EFM. You need to prove ids, relationship, dependency etc etc. However you cannot count time sponsored as an EFM towards acquisition of PR if you do not hold a valid EFM RC naming such brother as your sponsor. Do you curre...

Thank you very much for your response. I had a look into both forms, EEA4 and the current PR-Card application, and I'm not sure which one to use EEA4 form seems so much easier though. However more confusing is whether I can have two sponsors and also if I can only be financially dependent on my pare...

Thank you for your help.


Also If I was to use study as a reason for financial
dependency however didn't have CSI at that time would it be better to not mention it or would proof of CSI not be required?

Cohabitation is not necessary. What do you mean? Two separate 5 years periods? Once you have acquired PR (after 5 years) there is no need for treaty rights anymore due to the settled status. You can be financially dependent on a sponsor if you have such a sponsor who is settled or a qualified perso...

Hello There are a few question I have about the application for a permanent residence card. I need to know, if I want to be a descendant under 21 however moved out from my parents home 3-months prior to turning 21 do the last 3 months still count due to address change? Another question is about bein...

Can someone help? On residence card application, section 16 point 16.9 A), where the non EEA national is asked about the financial resources of EEA national student can we put down that the non EEA national is the only earner and where the financial resources are coming from? Also for "Type of finan...

Obie wrote:Grant is not public fund and can be used to meet sufficient resource.

Ok thanks and also is it fine to add the non EEA nationals (applicants) income from work as resource?

Hi,
When applying for a residence card in regards to the question about the sponsors finances while being a student is it beneficial to put down that one is in receipt of grants or not?


Thanks

A residence card isn't a visa. Why have you been refused and why do you think it is wrong? I must admit that I forgot to submit a college letter later on as at the time we applied college had just started and I only had a induction week letter which I submitted with the application and totally forg...

Hi, I wanted to confirm that if you are deriving rights from parents for PR card application is it untill the day you turn 21 years or is it before one turns 22 years of age? I hope this question makes sense. Thanks If over 21 proof of financial dependency on parent is required. If under 21 only pr...

Hi,
I wanted to know if one wins an EEA2 appeal through court, will the visa be backdated? If yes is it the date the decision maker refused the application?

Thanks

Hi,
I wanted to confirm that if you are deriving rights from parents for PR card application is it untill the day you turn 21 years or is it before one turns 22 years of age?
I hope this question makes sense.

Thanks

As the Union citizen you have to exercise treaty rights not hubby. Hubby's activity in UK is immaterial in this context. CSI is mandatory for a student qualified person and any dependents. Lack of CSI (and no alternative) will have reset your PR clock to zero. You cannot sponsor anyone if being spo...