Hello all,
I hope someone can give me some advice about how to proceed with my EEA2 application. I am a non-EU citizen married to an Italian citizen. My wife has a job here, while I am doing my research to complete a PhD program from the USA.
I moved here in January this year, and submitted my application on Februrary 2nd of this year and got the COA a couple of weeks later. I submitted the following documents with the application:
- Marriage certificate
- My wife's contract of employment and pay slips
- Lease documents -which are on her name
- Bank statements from the UK (one joint accounts and 2 accounts on her name) and from the USA (on her name and on my name).
- Passports and photos
- My wife's national insurance and tax documents
I have been reading on several websites that lots of people have had problems because of the "comprehensive health insurance". In the UKBA website it nowhere says anything about this, though I should now assume that this is implied by being "self-sufficient". My wife is covered by the UK health insurance as she pays taxes.
In my case, I got my National Insurance Number one month ago, and also registered as a self employed for National Insurance and Tax.
Yesterday I called the BA office and they told me that my application was allocated to a caseworker last Friday and that I should be receiving a letter from them in the next 2 weeks.
In this context, my question is:
- Should I buy the famous "Comprehensive Health Insurance" and send it as possible to the UKBA and request this to be appended to my application before they send me any communication?
- Does my wife also needs to buy the "Comprehensive Health Insurance" even when she is covered by the NHIS?
- Should I also submit the letter I received from the National Insurance Service with my National Insurance Number and the email I got from the HMRC National Insurance Contributions Office after I submitted online my application to register as a self-employed for taxes?
Sorry for the large message. Hope somebody can provide advice.
Many thanks!
Jose
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