See my post in this topic posted Tue Sep 25, 2012 6:58 pm.

That being the case, you automatically acquired PR status sometime in December 2013. What you received in February 2014 was merely confirmation of that fact.

She been claiming everything since 2009 no 2014 .

What does that mean?

Also, please answer the point about the Electoral Roll.

if she has been in the UK since December 2008, and has not worked because she is a "full time mom", why did she only start claiming Child Benefit in February 2014? What proof is there that she has been in the UK since 2008? Are the two of you on the Electoral Roll? And have both been, since when? Do...

I'm not required to apply for PR as I gain it automatically by law after 5 years of living and exercising my treaty rights.

Correct. So when did you actually start exercising Treaty Rights in the UK?

What about benefits? Child Benefit? Tax Credits?

I can't provide TAX, Paye and Auditing Services bcoz its require Certification frm Professional Bodies Apart from Auditing, that is untrue. Anyone is legally able to provide tax and PAYE services in the UK without professional qualifications. But auditing is restricted to those authorised to provid...

Many people will leave Q1.7 blank. After all the question does say "if different".

francis259, roughly how much are you earning? Gross, before deductions of tax and NI.

May 2013? Is that when you moved in?

Also as regards just Child Benefit, I query what you have posted. Child Benefit is claimed by just one person. If your wife is the CB claimant your name would not be on it.

razian97, sorry to hear about your baby's health.

But do appreciate that the term "Public Funds" does not include any of the things you mention, so no problem you accepting that "care package". Go ahead and accept, and get all the help you need.

I hope it all works out OK.

Any ideas about what would happen if she entered the UK with her Husband but returned to Germany after him ? Not a problem at all. If he is with her on entry her German-issued Residence Card will allow her into the UK. Then on leaving the UK it will not be a problem that he is not with her, and it ...

askmeplz82, what about :-

..... provided the conditions in regulation 19(2)(a) (non-EEA family member to be accompanying or joining EEA national in the United Kingdom) and (b) (EEA national must have a right to reside in the United Kingdom under these Regulations) are met

She does need a Schengen visa, and the application for that needs to be made at the Swedish Embassy. Have a look at their webpage.

entrepreneur123, you are a Director of your company? As a Director you are the holder of an office in the company, and income as the holder of an office is taxable under PAYE, in the same way as an employee would be taxed. Is a Director also an employee of the company? No, not unless they have been ...

Is the Divorce granted in India valid in the UK?

It is, a divorce granted by an Indian Court in India is valid under UK law.

Does a Divorce granted by Indian court valid in the UK? Yes, if the Indian Court is in India! However in this query, the OP posted "We got divorced at the London consulate of our home country rather than going to the English court.", and whilst that is no doubt recognised under Indian law, it is no...

they need additional documents because our marriage certificate is not legalized in uk You need to find out how to satisfy their requirements. I am not sure what they might need, maybe something from the Philippines embassy in the UK? When the UK spouse visa was applied for the British Embassy woul...

So you got married outside the UK, and no doubt you have a translation of your marriage certificate into English, assuming of course that the original certificate was not in English. What was supplied to VFS? The original marriage certificate AND the certified translation into English? Or just one o...

So you are self-employed, but roughly how much profit do you make per year? And are the Tax Credits office, and Housing Benefit office, aware of that income?

laura80, are you working? If so roughly how much do you earn?

Also whilst you mention Working Tax Credit, please confirm that Child Tax Credit is being received as well.

Please, I think we are going round in circles here, this has been covered so many times, including in this topic.

Please spend some time to read through this topic.

But your spouse visa, issued under UK immigration law, is not a "Residence Card of a Family Member of an EEA National"! Such a Residence Card would be issued under EU regulations, but yours is not. Accordingly, dependent upon your nationality, you might need a Schengen visa in order to enter "Scheng...

Sorry to say, I do not think that makes any difference. Student finance is not within the definition of Public Funds.

Totally separate rules apply to who is, or is not, entitled to student finance, or entitled to pay just Home Fees.

Hi, given that the birth was before you got your PR status I confirm that a section 1(3) application is required in respect of your born-in-the-UK child. See what JAJ posted in this topic on 15.05.10. That is, prove that the child was born in the UK, and one or both parents have "settled status" suc...

adviceuk, see this topic.

Your circumstance is not unique.