Please DELETE my account. Not deactivate, but delete.

You don't have an option to change password. Unbelievable.

Yes, it is mother's proof of residency

Well, NCS are agents, you are absolutely correct. But one of the checks they do is "Check if a correct fee is submitted", therefore this would be one of the things where we should be able to rely on them In the end of the day thats what we pay for.

Heads up: submitted application through NCS today. They made me run (literally) for my money, as they requested P60 / payslips as a prove of residency for AN application - and I wasn't ready for this (had all sort of documents proving addresses for few last years - but it was not accepted) - had 30 ...

/sadface...... ** demonstrate direct family member relationship, prove residency of child ** Child usually does not have anything like an adult: usually no correspondence, no bills, no accounts, and so on. How can I demonstrate all of that?... How others do that? It is getting to the silly point whe...

Yes I see it now. I could apply for child's PR together with his mother. But.. thinking about this, I myself was not applying for PR card at all, just went straight on with AN application and all required documentation. Hearing what you saying about PR card being just a confirmation of the status, s...

Hello Noajtan, Thank you very much for you quick and detailed response! You are really a gem here! "reason: British citizens can no longer sponsor EEA family members" I've learned that hard way and must say we were lucky. I am guessing we were given a leeway since that changed recently?... So, my wi...

Hello, A bit old thread, but now I am at the final stage of submitting application for my wife and a child. While AN application is straightforward for me and well understood, I am having issues understanding other terms and how to fill/submit the application. Some facts first: 1. I am naturalized a...

Thank you noajthan! A bit more than! ;) If I apply for PR and obtain it for my mrs, will I need to repeat same for AN? I mean from what I already saw PR requires loads of documentation to be provided. Also I understand that I act as "sponsor" as I am BC now? Those terms used around are really confus...

Hi, I am currently lost how to proceed with this, reading around (again!) it is a jungle of contradicting informations for me. Facts: Me: arrived in 2007 from EU A8, naturalised in 2013, exercising treaty rights, with WRS scheme. All went well, passport in Oct 2013 My wife and child: arrived in 2008...