Aplication Timeline Eligibility criteria: EEA 6 years Treaty Rights(no previous PR card) , joint application Method of application: NCS, on 25/09/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 26/09/2013 Date of debit of fees: 04/10/2013 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 10/10/2013, dated 04/10/2013 Date of recei...

Aplication Timeline Eligibility criteria: EEA 6 years Treaty Rights(no previous PR card) , joint application Method of application: NCS, on 25/09/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 26/09/2013 Date of debit of fees: 04/10/2013 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 10/10/2013, dated 04/10/2013 Date of recei...

Birth certificate should be enough to prove PR. You can add on the extra information page that you have been dependant on your parents (and living with them) for the whole duration. For the sake of a few months (past 21), I don't think the nationality team will insist on seeing any evidence of depe...

Aplication Timeline Eligibility criteria: EEA 6 years Treaty Rights(no previous PR card) , joint application Method of application: NCS, on 25/09/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 26/09/2013 Date of debit of fees: 04/10/2013 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 10/10/2013, dated 04/10/2013 Date of recei...

Jambo wrote:You should be fine applying as a family member (this is only needed for the PR part of the application - your first 5 years in the UK).

Thanks Jambo. Do you think that the birth certificate and the degree will be sufficient to prove the dependency?
Thanks again for your time to answer.

Hi all, I am an EEA national, aged 22. I came in UK in August 2007 together with my parents(both EEA nationals). In August 2012, when my parents met the requirements for permanent residence I was few months over 21, but still dependent on them, being in second year at uni. In September 2013, my pare...