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Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 11:32 pm
by Dangwenix
Hi please help me im a non-eea family member of eea family member it was my dad ,im planning to apply for my PR next month ,i just want to know does my dad needs to send his P60 ,payslips or letter of employment ,or only me to provide those documents . Tnx
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 8:00 am
by mcovet
for you to be eligible for PR you must have lived in the UK for 5 CONTINUOUS years under the EEA Regulations. This means, you should have been a family member of an EEA national who was either a qualified person and/or who has obtained PR himself.
In any case, to prove you have been living in accordance with the regs, you would need to provide proof of your father being a qualified person (worker, self-employed etc.) or his PR card AND proof he hasn't been away for 2 consecutive years (which would be easier).
Therefore, to answer your question, YES you do need to provide your father's proof of exercising treaty rights for 5 continuous years without a break so that you qualify yourself.
Good luck!
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 8:33 am
by Dangwenix
hi mcovet
my dad was working for the last eight yrs but unemployed last april this yr until now he didnt have a job do you is it ok to send his old p60 and some of his payslips how about if my dad have PR already does he still need to send his p60 or just the card or his passport?
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 10:16 am
by mcovet
Dangwenix wrote:hi mcovet
my dad was working for the last eight yrs but unemployed last april this yr until now he didnt have a job do you is it ok to send his old p60 and some of his payslips how about if my dad have PR already does he still need to send his p60 or just the card or his passport?
if he has a pr card then pr card and passport os enough as u would have been living under i.think regulation 14(2) "extended period of.residence"
Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 1:57 pm
by Dangwenix
hi mcovet thank you for your opinion ,anyway ive been in uk for 7 yrs now i hope i will get my PR w/no hassle .