noajthan wrote:However, for unmarried dependent EFM, the dependent needs to have had an EFM RC.
No EFM RC, no DCPR as family member.

Even if EU citizens do not need EFM RC?

vinny wrote:Online EEA permanent residence and European passport return service now available

WOW! Thanks for the info. Can we start using it then?

Did you not keep e-mails?

Otherwise if you have been exercising treaty rights for the last 5 years just fill in the application for the last 5 years.

noajthan wrote:Yes, the dependent's activity in UK is immaterial.

Does that apply to EFM too?

No one knows? I have read the documentation over and over but it only mentions non-EEA extended family member I am so confused

Hello My partner and I are both EU nationals who exercised treaty rights in the UK for the last 5 years. We would like to make an application together however I am still confused by the 'Family Member' part. I am wondering which of the following two options would apply for us: 1. Do two different ap...

I don't want pay too much. Anyone has been through the process before and can advise a company that won't charge too much?

I can use Google but I was rather looking for people who have used these companies before.

CR001 wrote:You need to use a registered translator/translating company or your embassy. HO won't accept anything else.

OK Thanks.

Where can I find registered translators?

Hi Everyone,

Do you have any advice for translating supporting documents in a cost-efficient way? Online would be preferrable too!

Thank you

I have read of all these - but they are official documents so I guess they won't be speaking about 'exceptions'. I posted here in case someone was in a similar situation. If I purely rely on these documents, then clearly it says I shouldn't be bother trying. However I have read this for instance wh...

I guess I will try and see what answer I get. Getting the letters translated is actually quite expensive, so I hope there is still a chance for me, otherwise it would just be a waste of money, but as you said, no choice really! I have edited my post above to add some informative documents/links. Th...

I guess I will try and see what answer I get.

Getting the letters translated is actually quite expensive, so I hope there is still a chance for me, otherwise it would just be a waste of money, but as you said, no choice really!

Yes - basically the cover I had made me eligible for an EHIC card issued in France. I just did not apply for it. What if I had lost it anyway... Would it be something that HO would know about? Would a cover letter be needed? HO won't give benefit of doubt or just wave you through with a rubber-stam...

In France Social Security includes comprehensive health insurance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_security_in_France Would it be worth adding a cover letter to my application? Does it cover the recipient if they are abroad? Yes - basically the cover I had made me eligible for an EHIC card issu...

From 2010-2011, I was a student in the UK. I did not have an EHIC Card, however I do have some documents from my home country stating that I was covered my home country's social security. Social security and health insurance aren't the same thing, are they? In France Social Security includes compre...

1) So then I guess that letter isn't 'rock-solid' enough is it? Do you think it would still be worth trying? I am asking because the letters are in French and translating them has a cost. 2) I would also need to prove I was self-sufficient. I can provide bank statements for every month I was student...

OK thanks. Are there any tips to make a 'maybe' become a 'yes'? Or is it just random?

Yes and up to 31/12/2011. Got the offer in November 2011 but started on 24/01/2012 due to HR being super slow Am I going to lose the clock for 24 days?! I did apply to some other jobs in the meantime as I was worried by HR slowness. I cannot provide much more than a few job application and my regist...

Unemployed? Sure I was at least 'looking for a job', how can someone go from 'looking for a job' to 'unemployed' when they received an offer? What about people who are made redundant etc.?

Hello I graduated in the UK in November 2011. A few days later I received a verbal job offer. However the Human Resources department of new company took ages to issue the contract and process the paperwork which meant I only started my new job on 24 January 2012. What is my status for the period Nov...

I thought it was 30 days on average!

Hello all, From 2010-2011, I was a student in the UK. I did not have an EHIC Card, however I do have some documents from my home country stating that I was covered my home country's social security. Would such a document be acceptable? IF NOT, then I have a second question. I ended studying in Octob...