Form S041 is valid, even though it does not appear on the Home Office's list. A Form S041 confirms that for the period indicated in section 5, you were covered by your home social security system and that any healthcare you obtained in the UK would have been reimbursed by your home country. It there...
Yes it is, even though it does not appear on the Home Office's list. A Form S041 confirms that for the period indicated in section 5, you were covered by your home social security system and that any healthcare you obtained in the UK would have been reimbursed by your home country. It therefore coun...
There are many other sources of free legal advice in the UK and beyond: Your Europe Advice gives you free written advice on your EU rights wherever you might live in the EU and in any official European language: http://europa.eu/youreurope/advice/index_en.htm LawWorks can put you in contact with you...
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Dependence is not the only ground for claiming a right of residence. As "extended family members" they would also have a right to apply to reside with you if there were serious health grounds that made them reliant upon you. Another ground is that they are member of your household. For that they wou...
Hello, I'm afraid you can't apply for an EEA family member's residence card if you don't live in the UK. If you live in another EU country (other than Portugal), you'd have been issued with the local equivalent of the residence card. Under Directive 2004/38 you must be able to use it to travel to th...
i dont have a contact order...she is willing to give me full contact aswell Firstly, I would suggest that you get the child's mother to make a written statement (preferably before a solicitor or commissioner for oaths) that you are maintaining contact with the child. Ideally you would enter into a ...
@JennyKI would suggest you contact Your Europe Advice as they'll be able to advise you on your various options. Thanks for this. I emailed Your Europe Advice and they were very helpful. They advised me to reapply and not appeal and they confirmed that I do not need to have the original documentatio...
They should have said that EEA residency visa does not meet their requirement before taking the money out of our bank for the mortgage and survey!! You will find that some banks accept a residence card as sufficient evidence. However, some banks insist on you having been in the UK for a certain num...
Can you please explain more in general about this free legal representation. What is the scope of the representation in a particular case? What are the requirements for getting this assistance? Your Europe Advice is administered by ECAS (European Citizen Action Service) on behalf of the European Co...
I would suggest that you try other banks since not all banks require EU citizens to be permanent residents in order to have a mortgage. If not, you might want to raise the matter with Your Europe Advice. They can issue a legal assessment that you can then present to your bank and ask them to reconsi...
You could try including statements of any joint bank account, council tax bill, telephone bills, home insurance etc. Any document that shows both your names is what the Home Office is looking for. As for your ex-husband's passport, perhaps he can agree to get a photocopy of it certified as a true co...
We obviously have historical documents of our relationship, photos, emails, phone records, travel, etc, and have started to include my wife’s name on the utility bills and bank accounts. Does all this need to be sent as well even though it is not asked for? I would suggest that you include as muc...
It has been brought to our attention that there is an email scam circulating that purports to be from the Home Office and inviting you to apply for work in the UK. The email contains an invitation to purchase certain documents which do not exist. This is simply a scam. Please do not respond to these...
@JennyK An EEA family permit should have been issued to you. It appears that the Entry Clearance Officer got your decision wrong. Under the EU rules, an EEA family permit must be issued since your husband is a family member of an EU national; and he will be travelling to the UK within six months of ...
I wanted to update readers to enhancements made in the way these various advisory services operate. Individuals facing difficulties in exercising their EU rights should contact Your Europe Advice in the first instance. Your Europe Advice will provide advice on the law and give practical assistance o...
YEA is aware of these problems and some of our experts participated in a report for the European Parliament in which we identified the problems and recommended further action. Regrettably, we don't have the mandate to represent people who continue to face difficulties in exercising their residence r...
Does anyone know where I can find the criteria used to judge whether or nit [sic] an applicant is a threat to public security/public policy? According to Immigration (EEA) Regulations 2006, reg 21 which corresponds Directive 2004/38 (art 27): "an applicant can only be considered a threat to persona...
I wanted to alert users to a free on-line service called Your Europe Advice: http://ec.europa.eu/citizensrights/front_end/index_en.htm Your Europe Advice is a free service of the European Commission compirsing a team of independent legal experts who can: -provide free and personalised advice in your...
