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Sec 1.5 & Credit card statement, Min Amount Of Funds?
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2013 4:37 pm
by Skywalker32
Hello members,
I am a Romanian national and new to this forum, need some advice/clarification in regard to filling up application form EEA3 Sec 1.5
Enter full name as it appears in your passport or ID. As I understand, Applicant needs to write full name including Middle(if any) and Surname? As next Sec 1.6 asks again to write Surname.
I know it might be a bit silly question but wanted to confirm if I was right as I do not want to take any chances.
I was also reading somewhere that one does not need to apply for PR and gets the rights by simply exercising EU treaty rights, does it mean if one exercise treaty rights so he/she would automatically have the employment rights as well(One already in possession of registration card) without applying/getting PR card?
Thank you all for your help in advance.
Re: Help with Application Form Sec 1.5
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2013 4:57 pm
by sheraz7
Skywalker32 wrote:Hello members,
I am a Romanian national and new to this forum, need some advice/clarification in regard to filling up application form EEA3 Sec 1.5
Enter full name as it appears in your passport or ID. As I understand, Applicant needs to write full name including Middle(if any) and Surname? As next Sec 1.6 asks again to write Surname.
I know it might be a bit silly question but wanted to confirm if I was right as I do not want to take any chances.
Just write your full name including middle name as appeared in your passport/ID in section 1.5. And simply write again your Surname (usually the last name) in Section 1.6.
Application Form Sec 1.5 & Credit card statements
Posted: Sun Mar 17, 2013 11:12 pm
by Skywalker32
sheraz7 wrote:
Just write your full name including middle name as appeared in your passport/ID in section 1.5. And simply write again your Surname (usually the last name) in Section 1.6.
Thanks for your swift reply.
I have one further question now,
Can we use credit card statements as proof of residency instead of current account statements?
Basically, I only receive online statements from last 3 years and Lloyds bank is willing to send paper statements but at charge of £5 each which I obviously would like to avoid if possible.
PS. Letters from my college also have my address on them so is it not enough to prove residency in UK?
Also in regard to evidence of funds, is there a Min amount of funds that one should have access to/being kept in a bank account?
Thanks
Re: Application Form Sec 1.5 & Credit card statements
Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2013 10:33 am
by sheraz7
Skywalker32 wrote:
Can we use credit card statements as proof of residency instead of current account statements?
I am not sure about the acceptability of Credit Card statements as proof of residence however, on page 27 (Proof of residence: this can include tenancy agreements, utility bills and bank statements). you can check the other alternatives too.
Also in regard to evidence of funds, is there a Min amount of funds that one should have access to/being kept in a bank account?
There is no fixed balance needed in accounts which is entirely based on each individual applicant's circumstances.
Thanks
Re: Application Form Sec 1.5 & Credit card statements
Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2013 11:45 am
by Hubba
sheraz7 wrote:Skywalker32 wrote:
Can we use credit card statements as proof of residency instead of current account statements?
I am not sure about the acceptability of Credit Card statements as proof of residence however, on page 27 (Proof of residence: this can include tenancy agreements, utility bills and bank statements). you can check the other alternatives too.
I'd say credit card statements are, for all effects, bank statements. They're issued by a financial institution where you hold a credit account. You also need to jump through the same hoops to prove your identity.
Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2013 2:08 pm
by Directive/2004/38/EC
For proof that you are resident, you could use a utility bill, a telephone bill, a council tax bill, a credit card statement, or most likely a letter from a neighbour.