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Hi,

i am about to apply for EEA2 resident document for me mom, i hold EEA2 Resident Permit and my mother is currently on a visit visa, as there is no one back home to look after her, me and my wife wants her to stay with us,

Now

what documents you guys think i should send to ukba?

Many thanks

You need to show that she is dependent on you. Concentrate on how you would do that first. If you can do that the documents required would be pretty simple (marriage certificate, your wife's birth certificate).

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:You need to show that she is dependent on you. Concentrate on how you would do that first. If you can do that the documents required would be pretty simple (marriage certificate, your wife's birth certificate).

thank you very much for your reply,

Can i send a certified copy of my passport to prove that she is my mother officially , i will need my passport back as i am travelling to italy in may, would that be any problem?

Normally a birth certificate demonstrates parent / child relationship. Any other proof would work, but to be honest, I can't think of one just now.

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Normally a birth certificate demonstrates parent / child relationship. Any other proof would work, but to be honest, I can't think of one just now.

i don't think i will be able to produce her birth certificate, don't u think passport isn't enough evidence of relationship?

Not her birth certificate - your birth certificate, showing your name and the name of your mother.

A passport is a travel document which has some details taken from a birth certificate.

keffers wrote:Not her birth certificate - your birth certificate, showing your name and the name of your mother.

A passport is a travel document which has some details taken from a birth certificate.

Keffers, Oops missed part of the thread. Understand now.

hunpak wrote:

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Normally a birth certificate demonstrates parent / child relationship. Any other proof would work, but to be honest, I can't think of one just now.

i don't think i will be able to produce her birth certificate, don't u think passport isn't enough evidence of relationship?

Does the passport demonstrate familial link? For example, mine doesn't. One could not tell who my parents were from passport alone.

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:

hunpak wrote:

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Normally a birth certificate demonstrates parent / child relationship. Any other proof would work, but to be honest, I can't think of one just now.

i don't think i will be able to produce her birth certificate, don't u think passport isn't enough evidence of relationship?

Does the passport demonstrate familial link? For example, mine doesn't. One could not tell who my parents were from passport alone.

On passport my Fathers name and her husbands name is same...

...but it does not say son of daughter of, etc. A birth certificate will.

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:...but it does not say son of daughter of, etc. A birth certificate will.

you are right, i mean i can obtain my birth certificate, i don't know how it works for pakistani nationals, i never had any need of it before but will check from pak embassy tomorrow

Remember that you need to prove dependency also.

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Remember that you need to prove dependency also.

very late question but how can i provide dependency? i send money to her but that goes via my brother in law because she is not literate.

The slip which you were given after sending the money should be enough, back it up with a letter explaining the circumstances.