Hi jmedina Im in the process to apply for EU Settlement Scheme family permit. However my wife pre settlement application is not yet approved. can i still apply for EU Settlement Scheme family permit or do i need to wait until her application is approved then I apply? Thank you Hi. Yes, of course yo...
I don't remember the application process by heart, but I guess there will be an option there to put that the sponsor is Irish. You need to be here before 31 December 2020, last day of the Brexit transition period. June 2021 is the due date to apply to the scheme. Here are some clarifications about I...
Just go to the UK, have her enter the country as a tourist (no visa) and the two of you apply to the EU settlement scheme on the very first day of your arrival, first you then her, so she puts your reference number as her sponsor in her application. You should use your Irish passport in your applica...
During your "overstay" you were actually already married to an EEA National, therefore you had the free movement rights already, even if you hadn't had any documents to prove it. I think you could apply for naturalization right away. You have your marriage certificate to prove that you had free move...
The three of them should go through the EU Settlement Scheme, first his wife and then your brother and their son, using her application reference number. It's the easiest way.
In my humble opinion, you are both right. I don't think I have read anyone's story in this forum about being rejected at the UK border for not having a Family Permit when they were accompanied by the EEA partner. Some might have had a harder time or taken a while until they were cleared, but rejecti...
Your baby doesn't need a Family Permit. In theory, neither does your wife. Family Permit simply makes it easier on the border officer, so although not mandatory, it is highly recommended. As for your baby, just make sure you have a birth certificate where it clearly states that you are the father an...
Hey guys... I think I might have a record time for total turnaround, so I will put my timelines with hour detail. I arrived to the UK on June 13th on EEA Family Permit, a week ago. No biometric card of any kind, never been to the UK before. My wife (EU national) timeline: -Applied on Android app: Ju...
That's correct. Remember that if you are the one working and generating the income for the household, that would be perfectly fine, she would be a self-sufficient qualified person. Just make sure you guys have a joint bank account where she has access to the funds... And also have private comprehens...
Hi All, I have a question to ask. I am candian citizen and my wife is an German citizen and we have been married and staying here in Canada for last 3 years. We are planning to move to U.K. and I want to apply for eea family permit! 1) Does my wife needs to stay in U.K. to show that she is using ex...
You should have no problem. Many people on this forum have applied for pre-settle status even on the same day of their arrival. You will receive a Certificate of Application a few days after you apply, so you will be covered. And in fact, she can apply for the settlement scheme with the Family Permi...
She has to apply for it, the same way your wife did. She will have to prove dependency on you, like money transfers to Ukraine and proving that you pay her bills.
And you need to prove you are exercising treaty rights.
Hi Daze1987. How are you planning to sustain yourselves? You can be a job seeker. Or, if your partner will be the one working, he/she can be the source of income to consider yourself self sufficient, which would also make you a qualified person. The non EEA national can work on a Family Permit. Rega...
Anyway: 1)After get family permit what we doing next( i mean Permanent resident card or something else) after arrival in UK because this permit too short( 6 month)? Depends on what you are planning to do in the UK. 2)These documents can start working ? Yes 3)Can I bring my mom in UK with Family Perm...
Hi kapchon.
I don't mean to be rude, but your inquiries are very broad.
You have all the information you need both in gov.uk site and in different threads in this forum. Please, use the search feature in this site to find it out, it is only a few clicks away.
Hi Yes you can. Assuming you are talking about the EEA Residence Card (it si not a "residential visa") there is no harm on it being expired. The Residence Card only confirms your rights under the EEA regulations, it does not grant them. You can apply for an EEA Permanent Residence card or for the EU...
"If you want to spend time outside the UK:
If you have settled status, you can spend up to 5 years in a row outside the UK without losing your status."
I am not sure if Surinder Singh applies for unmarried partners. It clearly states on eligibility "spouse (husband or wife) or civil partner".
Did you get any advice before applying?
You applied for an EEA Residence Card, not a Family Permit, right? What you have right now is a Family Permit, not a Family Visa, right? You should not be that worried. It can take up to 6 months. You are not an illegal immigrant even if you get refused. Getting refused would mean that they cannot g...
Your wife will get Settled Status for sure. She just need residency proof from 2014 April - 2019 April You will get Pre Settled status. You need to be married to an EU national for 5 years and live in the Uk after 5 years I am not sure she will get settled status if she has been absent for 14 month...
Not bank statements, as they are mainly numbers.
But any other lengthy document should be translated by a public translator. In theory, all documents should be translated, but I don't think anyone translates bank statements, utility bills or pay slips.
