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Yes he needs to fill form EEA4juso73 wrote:Dear All,
I hope some of you can help us with our query regarding permanent residence and naturalisation for a non EEA family member. I have read all other posts but couldnd't find a clear answer to my question re: difference ILR and permanent residence in relation to naturalisation so hope you are able to clarify things for me. The border agency pages are sooo unclear and we are still unsure what the difference is between ILR and permanent residence and if it is enough to have permanent residence (rather than ILR) when my husband is ready to apply for naturalisation in 12 months. Many thanks!!!
My husband (Brazilian) and I (German) have resided for a continuous period of 5 years in the UK and my husband now wants to apply for permanent residence. Can you please confirm that:
a) He will have to use form EEA 4.
b) I don't have to apply myself for permanent residence but can do so together with my husband filling in form EEA3.
c) He will not have to pass the citizenship test to apply for permanent residence as a family member of an EEA national (myself), only when he decides to apply for naturalisation.
d) Application for permanent residence a an EEA family member is free.
c) He will be able to apply for naturalisation after a further 12 months of permanent residence if he chooses to do so and doesn't need to apply for indefinite leave to remain beforehand.
Many thanks.
juso73 wrote:Dear All,
I hope some of you can help us with our query regarding permanent residence and naturalisation for a non EEA family member. I have read all other posts but couldnd't find a clear answer to my question re: difference ILR and permanent residence in relation to naturalisation so hope you are able to clarify things for me. The border agency pages are sooo unclear and we are still unsure what the difference is between ILR and permanent residence and if it is enough to have permanent residence (rather than ILR) when my husband is ready to apply for naturalisation in 12 months. Many thanks!!!
My husband (Brazilian) and I (German) have resided for a continuous period of 5 years in the UK and my husband now wants to apply for permanent residence. Can you please confirm that:
a) He will have to use form EEA 4.
b) I don't have to apply myself for permanent residence but can do so together with my husband filling in form EEA3.
c) He will not have to pass the citizenship test to apply for permanent residence as a family member of an EEA national (myself), only when he decides to apply for naturalisation.
d) Application for permanent residence a an EEA family member is free.
c) He will be able to apply for naturalisation after a further 12 months of permanent residence if he chooses to do so and doesn't need to apply for indefinite leave to remain beforehand.
Many thanks.
Asher your query has been answered in another thread already.asher1979 wrote:Hi guys,
I have sent my EEA4 application together with my ex partner back in Feb however my ex partner was issued with his PR. I was told that I had to wait longer as I was not a EEA national. I have sent several complaints but still no luck. I am tired of calling them every week. So I sent an application for naturalisation instead even though I would have qualify to apply for naturalisation only in may 2010- In adtion to P60s and ID's I have also sent relalavent evidence to disregard the last 12 months of their residential qualifying period such as letter from work as I have to travel regularly for my work and my 11 year residence in this country and docucuments to prove that I have a house here in the UK ect through Nationality checking services - they told me that its their (nationlity team ) discretion we cannot guarantee the application will be successful.
Good news is that nationality direct have charged me debit card last week
My question is
Has any one experienced where you have been charged by the nationality team but still got rejected for some reason? or do they go through the application before they charge the card? As I did tick the correct box's
Another strange thing is the reference number the for naturalisation is same as the EEA4 application (PR application) reference number with a 2 in the end for example ( XXX/ 2)does it mean they not going to consider my naturalisation application until PR was issued
I would love to hear your thoughts even if you have not had similar situation as what this means? Thanksjuso73 wrote:Dear All,
I hope some of you can help us with our query regarding permanent residence and naturalisation for a non EEA family member. I have read all other posts but couldnd't find a clear answer to my question re: difference ILR and permanent residence in relation to naturalisation so hope you are able to clarify things for me. The border agency pages are sooo unclear and we are still unsure what the difference is between ILR and permanent residence and if it is enough to have permanent residence (rather than ILR) when my husband is ready to apply for naturalisation in 12 months. Many thanks!!!
My husband (Brazilian) and I (German) have resided for a continuous period of 5 years in the UK and my husband now wants to apply for permanent residence. Can you please confirm that:
a) He will have to use form EEA 4.
b) I don't have to apply myself for permanent residence but can do so together with my husband filling in form EEA3.
c) He will not have to pass the citizenship test to apply for permanent residence as a family member of an EEA national (myself), only when he decides to apply for naturalisation.
d) Application for permanent residence a an EEA family member is free.
c) He will be able to apply for naturalisation after a further 12 months of permanent residence if he chooses to do so and doesn't need to apply for indefinite leave to remain beforehand.
Many thanks.