Just send in all the necessary documents and maybe write a cover letter if the AN form doesn't have a section where you can note that down. What is the first thing you don't understand? The first thing which I didn't understand is why it's more risky to apply for BC rather than PR-becouse I pay for ...

Phoned Home Office today asking the same question. The lady said - yes, you can apply for BC without EEA4, however there is more risk to get application refused than if I apply for BC after receiving PR. The guide to AN form says: If you are a national of a country which is a member state of the EEA ...

Funny.... Phoned to HO today. The lady with a nice voice told me that if my wife has been a job-seeker for 6 month and didn't claim job seeker allowance means she was self-sufficient thus she had to have Comprehensive Health Insurance.... that doesn't make sense...we didn't claim the money because I ...

[quote="86ti"]Was your wife a jobseeker in the initial period? Can she prove it? Was she registered with the job centre?

A job-seeker is a [url=http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2006 ... ion/6/made]“qualified personâ€

Hi everyone. Have a small question. I’m non-EU family member of EU citizen. My wife and I came to the UK in March 2006. I’ve found a job next week, my wife just in about 5.5 month after we came in (beginning of September 2006). I called HO asking if it’s ok to apply for PR (EEA4) next March 201 ...