Hi all, I am actually embarrassed to admit this, but I think the Passport Agency might have asked for more information because I forgot to include my husband's passport in the application! :roll: The below is a letter I received from them: As xxzz was born in the United Kingdom after 31 December 198...

Oh boy. We just moved house and I never thought we would never that mountain of paperwork again, so threw it out. :( :( :( Would it be sufficient to get his P60s from 2010- present? A copy of his work contract? Letter from employer confirming employment dates? Bank statements from the last 5 years? ...

Hi, My husband is Belgian - came to the UK in Oct 2010, he achieved permanent residency in Oct 2015, after living and working in the UK for 5 years. He actually applied for his DCPR in 2016, and it was issued in Sept 2016. Our son was born in Aug 2016. Since he was born in the UK, and his father had...

I don't even know where to begin, any advice would be great. My husband is a Belgian citizen, and came to the UK in October 2010 to start employment. He has lived and worked continuously in the UK since. He applied for his document certifying permanent residence and was issued this in September 2016...

Hi all, I would like to apply for my child's British passport. He was born in the UK on Aug 22nd, 2016. My husband is Belgian, and first came to the UK in October 2010. Thus, by the time my son was born, my husband had already acquired permanent residency, and my baby should automatically be conside...

Hi everyone, Having further problems with the Home Office. :( To summarise this saga again, I had what I thought was a straightforward case. I am a US citizen, husband is Belgian with PR, and we have been married for 5 years, since 2012. Time to apply for my EEA4/PR visa and never had any problems w...

Thank you - I honestly feel the caseworker was at fault here. It clearly states that if I send in my husband's document certifying permanent residency I can pass on to the next section, and do not have to send in proof that he is exercising his treaty rights. What a saga... I will send off a letter ...

And this is so stressful, my visa expired on Oct 17 - so am I technically classified as an overstayer now?

What to do now??!!

Thank you, GMB. That's what I thought as well!! I had read in the guidance that if I send in his current DCPR, then I would not have to send in proof that he is and has been exercising his treaty rights. Therefore, I did not send in his payslips, P60s, etc. There seems to be conflicting views on thi...

And to clarify, I sent the items mentioned above (payslips, HMRC letter, bank statements) as part of the proof that I've been living in the UK for the past 5 years... wonder if I need to submit more proof?

Would they have mentioned it in the letter if they needed more evidence?

Thank you everyone, for your replies. I stand corrected on one thing - my husband received his permanent residence card in September 2016. As I was submitting his original residence card along with my application, I had thought I had read in the guidance notes that it was not necessary to send proof...

Hi all, I just received my application back, with a refusal. I am a US citizen, and married my EU husband in May 2012. I have lived and worked continuously in the UK for the past five years. My husband has been here since 2010, working for the entire duration, and received his PR card in June 2015. ...

Hi all, I would like to apply for my one year old son's first British passport - I am American, and my husband is Belgian and has acquired permanent residency since last year. He has been working in the UK continuously since 2010, and I have been working and residing here since 2012. I have read the...

Thanks - do I need to include my husband's work slips as well? He received his permanent residency last year.

Hi all, I married my EU husband in 2012, and am about to apply for permanent residency. I am the first to admit that I hate clutter of any sort and stupidly threw away many documents which I should have held onto in support of my application. I also don't have many of the traditional documents like ...

Thank you! Would it be detrimental at all to my application if I request my passport back to travel?

Hi all, Please help. I am a US citizen and married my Belgian husband in May 2012, we have been living together in the UK since, so already 5 years now. I have my EEA2, and would now like to apply for permanent residency. My husband has been working in the UK since October 2010, and got his PR last ...

Thank you!! For my 2 year old's MN1 application, I plan to submit the below: completed MN1 application form with 2 referees long UK birh certficate husband's PR card (original) husband's passport, my passport (originals) child's Belgian passport (original) home office fees Is there any document whic...

Thank you, Noajthan. Will it be sufficient for us to send in my husband's payslips and company employment certifying his work dates for the last 5 years? I take it sending in his pr card is not a good idea. And can we also enclose both applications for our sons in one envelope, since the supporting ...

Thanks, noajthan. Is there any documentation which my husband was supposed to receive which shows when he first became a qualified person? He came over in October 2010 and was exercising his treaty rights by working - and has worked here ever since. He applied for PR this year and received the card ...

Hi, I am American and my husband is Belgian. He first came to live in the UK in October 2010 and has lived and worked here continuously since. He has applied and just received his permanent residency card last month. We are in the midst of filling out form MN1 to register our children as British. Th...

Hi all, My husband, who has been in the UK for almost six years now, just received his permanent residency today. We would like our children to have a British passport - our son was born in October 2014, and our other son was born last month, both were born in the UK, but one was born before my husb...

Ah, thank you!

That clarifies things - thank you!!!

Hi, My Belgian husband has submitted his application for PR at the end of May. We received acknowledgment a few weeks later that the application was being processed, and payment was taken out. We still have not received a letter requesting that he take his biometrics yet - is this ususal? It has bee...

Thank you, Ohara.

Yes, he entered the UK in October 2010 and has been living and working here continuously.

I am American, so presume he can apply for naturalisation in October 2016 (presuming that the HO deem him to have acquired 5 years of PR starting from when he first entered).