Hi, Sorry I didn't get notification of your question! Did you get your application sorted out? I can't remember being asked those questions to be honest but if i were answering i would put Q2: if it's a joint bank account/bill with your name plus someone else named on the account then I'd put "Yes"....

Hi, When are hoping to come back to the UK? I don't know why you would want to cancel your application? I'm not sure that tax residency is defined in the same way as residency for immigration purposes. I know that residency for tax purposes is a lot more complicated and depends on not only length bu...

Also, if you applied for the EU settlement scheme you should have UKVI account to which you can link new travel documents and ID documents. I have linked my current passport and new BRC to this account. There's info about how to do that here: https://www.gov.uk/update-uk-visas-immigration-account-de...

Hi, While you're waiting for your decision you should be able to apply for a new Settled Status BRC using this link: https://www.gov.uk/uk-residence-card/replace. I recently applied as I switched from pre-settled to Settled status. I had about 1.5 months left on my pre-settled BRC. You'll have to go...

Non-EU Spouse of EU citizen here updating on timeline for application of settled status from pre-settled: Application Date: 9th Jan 2024 COA: N/A - never received one Outcome: Settled Status approved 01/02/2024 Congrats on the good news!, way to start the year.can you kindly advice on documents sub...

Non-EU Spouse of EU citizen here updating on timeline for application of settled status from pre-settled:
Application Date: 9th Jan 2024
COA: N/A - never received one
Outcome: Settled Status approved 01/02/2024

Background: NZ citizend with EU (Republic of Ireland) husband. Applied for pre-settled status for my parents (both NZ citizens). Both husband and I had pre-settled status. Application submitted for both: 19/09/2020 Biometrics submitted for both: 20/10/2020 COA for both: 21/10/2020 Pre-Settled Statu...

Background: NZ citizend with EU (Republic of Ireland) husband. Applied for pre-settled status for my parents (both NZ citizens). Both husband and I had pre-settled status. Application submitted for both: 19/09/2020 Biometrics submitted for both: 20/10/2020 COA for both: 21/10/2020 Pre-Settled Status...

Hello All, I am a Sri Lankan married to an EU Citizen (Italian) came to UK under the EU Settlement Scheme. My Parents are fairly old (Mum 72 and Dad 78) and they are in Sri Lanka fully depending on me as I support them financially. My wife earns more than 40K and I run a Tourism business from home....

Hi my partner is eu national with settled status and i am non eu national with settled status. My non eu mother just got her pre settled status(EU Settlement Scheme) recently my query is if i get divorce what will happen to my mother's status and is there any way she can apply for retained rights. ...

4) For any translated documents do you also need to provide the non-translated versions? Yes always. The translation itself has no value if you don't join the original also. Note: if they fail to get the Settlement Scheme, they won't be ever eligible to a visitor visa Cheers for your help :) , we'v...

Hi all, I'm a non-eu spouse of an EU (Irish) citizen. I want to bring my Dependant parents over to UK on the settlement scheme (I already have pre-settled status). I'm gathering all the documents together to prove my parents' relationship to me and my husband. I've just had a look at the English tra...

Dependency is never assumed, exactly the opposite in fact. You have to prove they are dependent on the EU sponsor. Which you won't, because they aren't. Not true. In EU Settlement Scheme guidence it clearly states that dependency is assumed if the EU sponsor is over 18. I have also confirmed this w...

Hi all, I'd like to know if anyone has arrived in the UK on the Youth Mobility Visa (YMV) and then become a British Citizen via the EU route (for those with EU family members). It's common knowledge that the pathway from YMV -> Tier 2 (general) -> ILR -> British Citizen doesn't allow for the inclusi...

Hi Domirald, Yes I do think it's risky as it is completely dependant on the immigration officer. I took a chance and I didn't re-apply straight away as my husband and I have thousands of pounds of pre-booked travel, weddings etc that we have to attend so we cannot risk not having our passports for t...

Hi kamoe, I'm in the same situation as you except I am a direct family member. Unfortunately I was only issued with my BRP in July of this year too so it's like a bit of a punch in the face. However, that sentence about not having to re-apply for a residence card applies to direct family members onl...

I think the best you can do is apply for the EEA(EFM), give your notice to get married and take it from there. I can tell you for sure some people have been detained by reading other posts here. I was also panicking about this because I did not know what my status was after my visa had expired. Some...

whyyouhere, I'm assuming your partner is an EU citizen and he is a Qualified Person? If so, for EEA(EFM) you need to think laterally when providing evidence of your cohabitation. For the period of time you were living with his family, can you and him find letters/documents that were sent to each of ...

EEA(QP) Irish national + EEA(EFM) New Zealand unmarried partner. Got Married during the process. Non-EEA unmarried partner was on a Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa expiring on 20th June 2018. Online Application and payment submitted EEA(QP) + EEA(EFM): 20 May 2018 Payment taken on: 20 May 2018 Applicati...

EEA(QP) Irish national + EEA(EFM) New Zealand unmarried partner. Got Married during the process. Non-EEA unmarried partner was on a Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa expiring on 20th June 2018. Online Application and payment submitted EEA(QP) + EEA(EFM): 20 May 2018 Payment taken on: 20 May 2018 Applicatio...

Kia Ora Ruth1987, My partner (Irish) and I(NZ'er) are also applying via an EEA(QP) with an my EEA(EFM) attached. I was also on a Youth Mobility Visa which expires today! We applied last month and I have just received my COA (talk about timing) with the right to work. I'm not sure what would be the d...