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UK residense requirements - UK Nat AN
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2015 7:22 pm
by Helene
Hi,
I am a french woman applying for the dual nationality and I am have been in the UK for 7 years (studying and working). I am about to fill the FORM AN but I am a bit confused..
I have fully fill Section 2 Residence requirement section 2.2 (detail of all my abscences) but do i need to fill section 2.4 for EEA national excercising EC treaty rights?
I am really confused
Thxx
Helene
Re: UK residense requirements - UK Nat AN
Posted: Tue Jun 16, 2015 7:57 pm
by LilyLalilu
Yes because you will need to show how you acquired Permanent Residence (PR) (unless you already hold a Document Certifying Permanent Residence)
To acquire PR, you need to be exercising treaty rights for a continuous period of 5 years.
During periods in which you were in the UK as a student, you will need to have hold private health insurance or a non-UK EHIC for this time to count.
Re: UK residense requirements - UK Nat AN
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 10:36 am
by Helene
Thanks Lily, it makes more sense! One little thing though...
I have been working in the Uk for 7 years so i'll just use that, however to prove it i need to show "Evidence of five years continuous residence in the UK".
To proove this can i use the same proof as Section 2.2 eg. P60s and letter of my employer stating that I have been working for them for this period of time?
Thanks for your help, again this is very confusing or I am maybe a bit slow these days..
H+
Re: UK residense requirements - UK Nat AN
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2015 6:54 pm
by LilyLalilu
Oh good, if you have also been working just apply as a worker it's easier

Yes, you can use P60s/employer letters or utility bills to prove your residency.