EEA(PR) - evidence of employment if applying as a student?
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 1:21 pm
Hi all,
I'm in the process of applying for a document certifying permanent residence, and have a question about what supporting evidence I need to submit with the EEA(PR) application.
I've been a student in the UK since 2010 (BA, Master's and now PhD), which means that I've been a qualified person for this period. However, I've also done some work parallel to my studies - manly teaching for the university. I'm submitting evidence of my student status along with everything else they ask for - finances, CSI, etc. However, do I need to submit evidence of my employment as well?
My understanding is that given that I tick all the boxes as a student independently of my employment in the UK, this might not be necessary, which would mean less work for me. But the guidance is somewhat unclear on this, so I thought it would be a good idea to double check.
Many thanks for your help.
I'm in the process of applying for a document certifying permanent residence, and have a question about what supporting evidence I need to submit with the EEA(PR) application.
I've been a student in the UK since 2010 (BA, Master's and now PhD), which means that I've been a qualified person for this period. However, I've also done some work parallel to my studies - manly teaching for the university. I'm submitting evidence of my student status along with everything else they ask for - finances, CSI, etc. However, do I need to submit evidence of my employment as well?
My understanding is that given that I tick all the boxes as a student independently of my employment in the UK, this might not be necessary, which would mean less work for me. But the guidance is somewhat unclear on this, so I thought it would be a good idea to double check.
Many thanks for your help.