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I will email them tonight and will also call them to sort it out. It is 60 pages long. It will take me forever to take a photo and upload one by one.
Hello, my wife received her application form this morning , as we are applying under Surinder Singh does my just my wife need to show 5 years evidence or do I also as the British spouse? My wife has a residence card from 2014.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2019 8:27 pmIt is 60 pages long. It will take me forever to take a photo and upload one by one.
Basically..
For spouse;
- If you already hold residence permit or permanent residency then you only need to send passport, passport photo, evidence of continuous residency in the UK such as bank statements, utility bills and the lot.
- If you dont have any then you need to submit evidence the same as when you apply for your family permit (showing the centre of life), same thing I submitted when I applied for my residence permit.
For carers, other dependent family, ROR etc;
- Passport, paspport photo, proof of relationship, proof of divorce papers, death certificates or any other paperwork related to your circumstances.
As far as I can see, the evidence you need to submit are similar to evidence you need for applying residence permit / permanent residence. Less if you already hold the above papers.
Hope this help xx
Hi,mufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:35 amHello, my wife received her application form this morning , as we are applying under Surinder Singh does my just my wife need to show 5 years evidence or do I also as the British spouse? My wife has a residence card from 2014.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2019 8:27 pmIt is 60 pages long. It will take me forever to take a photo and upload one by one.
Basically..
For spouse;
- If you already hold residence permit or permanent residency then you only need to send passport, passport photo, evidence of continuous residency in the UK such as bank statements, utility bills and the lot.
- If you dont have any then you need to submit evidence the same as when you apply for your family permit (showing the centre of life), same thing I submitted when I applied for my residence permit.
For carers, other dependent family, ROR etc;
- Passport, paspport photo, proof of relationship, proof of divorce papers, death certificates or any other paperwork related to your circumstances.
As far as I can see, the evidence you need to submit are similar to evidence you need for applying residence permit / permanent residence. Less if you already hold the above papers.
Hope this help xx
Are you asking about 5 years of continuous residence? If that’s the case then yes. You can show 5 years of bank statements, p60s, utility bills, also you can give your national insurance number so they can check it themselves.mufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:35 amHello, my wife received her application form this morning , as we are applying under Surinder Singh does my just my wife need to show 5 years evidence or do I also as the British spouse? My wife has a residence card from 2014.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2019 8:27 pmIt is 60 pages long. It will take me forever to take a photo and upload one by one.
Basically..
For spouse;
- If you already hold residence permit or permanent residency then you only need to send passport, passport photo, evidence of continuous residency in the UK such as bank statements, utility bills and the lot.
- If you dont have any then you need to submit evidence the same as when you apply for your family permit (showing the centre of life), same thing I submitted when I applied for my residence permit.
For carers, other dependent family, ROR etc;
- Passport, paspport photo, proof of relationship, proof of divorce papers, death certificates or any other paperwork related to your circumstances.
As far as I can see, the evidence you need to submit are similar to evidence you need for applying residence permit / permanent residence. Less if you already hold the above papers.
Hope this help xx
Hi there, there is no need to show exercising treaty rights such as working on return to the UK, its just based on residency?ellyell wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:57 amHi,mufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:35 amHello, my wife received her application form this morning , as we are applying under Surinder Singh does my just my wife need to show 5 years evidence or do I also as the British spouse? My wife has a residence card from 2014.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2019 8:27 pmIt is 60 pages long. It will take me forever to take a photo and upload one by one.
Basically..
For spouse;
- If you already hold residence permit or permanent residency then you only need to send passport, passport photo, evidence of continuous residency in the UK such as bank statements, utility bills and the lot.
- If you dont have any then you need to submit evidence the same as when you apply for your family permit (showing the centre of life), same thing I submitted when I applied for my residence permit.
For carers, other dependent family, ROR etc;
- Passport, paspport photo, proof of relationship, proof of divorce papers, death certificates or any other paperwork related to your circumstances.
As far as I can see, the evidence you need to submit are similar to evidence you need for applying residence permit / permanent residence. Less if you already hold the above papers.
Hope this help xx
Yes, you need to provide evidence of 5 year continuous residency for both British citizen and partner.
If you hold residence card, registration certificate or permanent residency card then no, you don’t need to show the evidence of exercising treaty rights again. xxmufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 6:41 pmHi there, there is no need to show exercising treaty rights such as working on return to the UK, its just based on residency?ellyell wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:57 amHi,mufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:35 amHello, my wife received her application form this morning , as we are applying under Surinder Singh does my just my wife need to show 5 years evidence or do I also as the British spouse? My wife has a residence card from 2014.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Tue Apr 30, 2019 8:27 pm
It is 60 pages long. It will take me forever to take a photo and upload one by one.
Basically..
For spouse;
- If you already hold residence permit or permanent residency then you only need to send passport, passport photo, evidence of continuous residency in the UK such as bank statements, utility bills and the lot.
- If you dont have any then you need to submit evidence the same as when you apply for your family permit (showing the centre of life), same thing I submitted when I applied for my residence permit.
For carers, other dependent family, ROR etc;
- Passport, paspport photo, proof of relationship, proof of divorce papers, death certificates or any other paperwork related to your circumstances.
As far as I can see, the evidence you need to submit are similar to evidence you need for applying residence permit / permanent residence. Less if you already hold the above papers.
Hope this help xx
Yes, you need to provide evidence of 5 year continuous residency for both British citizen and partner.
Hello and thank you for your reply, i spoke with the EU resolution centre earlier, they told me that one piece of evidence to prove 5 years continuous residence such as a rental agreement can be used, so no need to send annual bank statements.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 7:51 pmIf you hold residence card, registration certificate or permanent residency card then no, you don’t need to show the evidence of exercising treaty rights again. xxmufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 6:41 pmHi there, there is no need to show exercising treaty rights such as working on return to the UK, its just based on residency?
We dont rent nor own a house so I dont have rental agreement or any utility bills so I will be sending annual bank statements and P60s from 2014 to prove my continuous residence + I will give them my national insurance number so they can check it themselves. I’m only using statements as an example for youmufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 8:39 pmHello and thank you for your reply, i spoke with the EU resolution centre earlier, they told me that one piece of evidence to prove 5 years continuous residence such as a rental agreement can be used, so no need to send annual bank statements.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 7:51 pmIf you hold residence card, registration certificate or permanent residency card then no, you don’t need to show the evidence of exercising treaty rights again. xx
Thare are list of acceptable evidence that they include in the form xxExactly, there is a list of accepted documents on the application form.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 9:36 pmWe dont rent nor own a house so I dont have rental agreement or any utility bills so I will be sending annual bank statements and P60s from 2014 to prove my continuous residence + I will give them my national insurance number so they can check it themselves. I’m only using statements as an example for youmufc69 wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 8:39 pmHello and thank you for your reply, i spoke with the EU resolution centre earlier, they told me that one piece of evidence to prove 5 years continuous residence such as a rental agreement can be used, so no need to send annual bank statements.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Thu May 02, 2019 7:51 pmIf you hold residence card, registration certificate or permanent residency card then no, you don’t need to show the evidence of exercising treaty rights again. xxThare are list of acceptable evidence that they include in the form xx
I believe yes.
Is it possible for you to upload whole form (if not at least COL section)
Can I just say that the expiration of a residence card does not preclude it from being valid. According to the EU settlement scheme's terms, 'valid' means the residence card has not been revoked by HO and there is no supervening events that have occurred since the RC was issued. Dont forget, except in cases where the RC have been revoked or supervening events (such as deportation order has been issued or you have been outside of UK for more than 6 months) have occurred, the validity of your residence in the UK is not dictated by the issuance of the Residence Card itself, but was already guaranteed by free movement regulations. Therefore, expired or not, the residence card is merely a confirmation of your right to reside. So the RC's expiration will not mean that it is no longer valid for an extension into settled status document, under the EU settlement scheme.ellyell wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2019 10:44 amI believe yes.
when I called resolution centre to make sure I do not need to fill COL sections (I hold a residence card) first question agent asked was if it is still valid(not expired). I said yes still valid. Then he said you do not need to fill those sections.
Better to call and confirm with resolution centre.
Did you get an answer to the misspelling? My wife's surname is Jerez but it appeared as Gerez on the form. When I rang I was told someone would call back to advise what should be done, i.e. complete or await a new form. No call so far, I'll chase up next week but you may have a possible answer. Thanksljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2019 8:20 pmHello everyone.
Today I received my application form, I had a quick glance and looks like you don’t need to show the center of life again if you aready have registration certificate, residence card or permanent residency. It also looks like the evidence you need to submit is very little, in my case it will be my passport, husband’s photo copy of his passport, passport photo, national insurance number, and evidence of 5 years continuous residence in UK such as bank statements, bills, p60 etc.
My only problem is they misspelt my middle name instead of GINES they spelt it JINES.I will email them tonight and will also call them to sort it out.
Anyway. Still a good news. They are definitely sending it out now xx
Hi. I was advised to ignore the mistake and to hust fill up the form with the correct spelling. As we are providing identity documents anyway so they can correct it xxtucumano wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2019 4:48 pmDid you get an answer to the misspelling? My wife's surname is Jerez but it appeared as Gerez on the form. When I rang I was told someone would call back to advise what should be done, i.e. complete or await a new form. No call so far, I'll chase up next week but you may have a possible answer. Thanksljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2019 8:20 pmHello everyone.
Today I received my application form, I had a quick glance and looks like you don’t need to show the center of life again if you aready have registration certificate, residence card or permanent residency. It also looks like the evidence you need to submit is very little, in my case it will be my passport, husband’s photo copy of his passport, passport photo, national insurance number, and evidence of 5 years continuous residence in UK such as bank statements, bills, p60 etc.
My only problem is they misspelt my middle name instead of GINES they spelt it JINES.
Anyway. Still a good news. They are definitely sending it out now xx
Hello,PLUZZ wrote: ↑Sat May 04, 2019 11:07 amCan I just say that the expiration of a residence card does not preclude it from being valid. According to the EU settlement scheme's terms, 'valid' means the residence card has not been revoked by HO and there is no supervening events that have occurred since the RC was issued. Dont forget, except in cases where the RC have been revoked or supervening events (such as deportation order has been issued or you have been outside of UK for more than 6 months) have occurred, the validity of your residence in the UK is not dictated by the issuance of the Residence Card itself, but was already guaranteed by free movement regulations. Therefore, expired or not, the residence card is merely a confirmation of your right to reside. So the RC's expiration will not mean that it is no longer valid for an extension into settled status document, under the EU settlement scheme.ellyell wrote: ↑Fri May 03, 2019 10:44 amI believe yes.
when I called resolution centre to make sure I do not need to fill COL sections (I hold a residence card) first question agent asked was if it is still valid(not expired). I said yes still valid. Then he said you do not need to fill those sections.
Better to call and confirm with resolution centre.
