EEA1 application question
Posted: Sat Aug 02, 2014 12:42 am
Hi there
I'm going to be applying for EEA1 in the near future after getting my employment contract. I want to get this ironed out ASAP so my partner can apply for EEA2. I have a few questions:
1) I will only be submitting a contract of employment just after having signed it (e.g. signed on August 18th, applying on August 19th). Is it going to be an issue that I won't be submitting a payslip?
2) I've been through the current form (which may change) and realise that the question is a bit silly, but... Section 3 is called 'YOUR EEA NATIONAL FAMILY MEMBER WHO IS EXERCISING TREATY RIGHTS'. I am the EEA national - should I just fill in my own details here. Obviously this is going to be a duplication as my details are also in section 1 'APPLICANT’S DETAILS'. Does it matter?
3) I will be providing my tenancy agreement and a single copy of a bank statement delivered to this address. Is that enough?
I know that some people will say that there's no need to apply for EEA1 but I've already decided that I'm going to apply so I don't need advice on this. It's only £55 after all. I want the Home Office to recognise that I'm a qualified person (mainly because I renounced British citizenship) as this will make EEA2 easier. Plus, my partner won't have any documents in his name by this time anyway.
Thanks guys!
C
I'm going to be applying for EEA1 in the near future after getting my employment contract. I want to get this ironed out ASAP so my partner can apply for EEA2. I have a few questions:
1) I will only be submitting a contract of employment just after having signed it (e.g. signed on August 18th, applying on August 19th). Is it going to be an issue that I won't be submitting a payslip?
2) I've been through the current form (which may change) and realise that the question is a bit silly, but... Section 3 is called 'YOUR EEA NATIONAL FAMILY MEMBER WHO IS EXERCISING TREATY RIGHTS'. I am the EEA national - should I just fill in my own details here. Obviously this is going to be a duplication as my details are also in section 1 'APPLICANT’S DETAILS'. Does it matter?
3) I will be providing my tenancy agreement and a single copy of a bank statement delivered to this address. Is that enough?
I know that some people will say that there's no need to apply for EEA1 but I've already decided that I'm going to apply so I don't need advice on this. It's only £55 after all. I want the Home Office to recognise that I'm a qualified person (mainly because I renounced British citizenship) as this will make EEA2 easier. Plus, my partner won't have any documents in his name by this time anyway.
Thanks guys!
C