What was the reason that your EEA national wife unemployed for 6 months? Did she search job and has got proofs such as application forms, interview letter/rejection letters, registration with job center/employment agency. we relocated, she was pregnant and she was looking for a job after her ...
appreciate your responses!! well during my 5 years on EEA 2 resident card my wife had 2.2 years = working 2 months= job seeking 4 months = job seeker allowance 2.4 years = working can this cause an issue with EEA 4 application? since my wife was out of job for almost 6 months during the last 5 years ...
Hi All I m married to a European national for over 5 years now who has been working in the UK. I also work in full time job. My 5 years on EEA 2 residence permit expires on the 27th Aug 2013. My employer wants to see evidence that I have either have an extension on my visa or I have an ...
Also i have the NHS cards for both of us as well as EHIC cards for both us since few years, so my wife was in total 6 months out of job in 5 years with 3 months with job centre and 3 months as self sufficient, so do I need to get Private medical insurance? Comprehensive cover top end from Pru health ...
How long has she been working before the 6 months break? If you can prove she was looking for job during that time, she would be considered a worker/job seeker and CSI is not required. Why are you seeking to get CSI now? Is it for immigration purposes? You can't backdate an insurance. Does your ...
Hello all, I have 6 months to go before I have completed 5 years on EEA Resident card. Now I would like to do my prep work for EEA 4 application. I m a non EU husband of a EU wife. I have been working for last 5 years and so has my wife except for 6 months when we relocated and it took her time to ...
As far as I know, (my children were born in UK and both, myself and my husband have different nationalities. I also have dual nationality...) they cannot be British by being born here unless one of the parents is British. That is wrong ... if at least one parent is a permanent resident (at time ...
What nationality will the baby have - Indian / Polish / German / British As far as I know, (my children were born in UK and both, myself and my husband have different nationalities. I also have dual nationality...) they cannot be British by being born here unless one of the parents is British. As ...
Once your wife has been resident and exercising Treaty rights in the UK for 5 years, the baby can be registered as a British citizen. She has been a resident for last 2 years with an EEA card, but she has been in the UK for last 4 years, and I have been in the UK for 9 years first as a Student ...
Potentially five nationalities, but definitely two. German. Polish. Indian if the birth is registered at an Indian consulate within one year of the date of birth. British if either parent is present and settled in the UK at the time of the birth. Irish if born in Northern Ireland and either parent ...
I m Indian national married to my wife from Poland who also has a German nationality as well as Polish. I m on EEA permit and we are about to have a baby in UK. But we just don't know what nationality will the baby have? Can anyone help with this issue please? What nationality will the baby have ...
