What is the expiry date of EEA1 registration certificate

[Universal soldier]

Hello,
Normally the EEA1 issue to EU national to confirm that EU national is a qualified person. But since EEA1 registration certificate has no date of expiry then in that sense what rationale/yardstick which define that how long further it will keep on demonstrating that EU national is a qualified person in order to not send again the treaty rights evidences if EU national wish to support Non-eu national application in future.

[chaoclive]

Not sure about an expiry date, but I don't think it really matters as you will still need to provide all the info to prove that you're still exercising treaty rights when your non-EEA family member applies for EEA2 anyway.

Not sure that EEA1 has much real value...

[Universal soldier]

But why EEA1 registration certificate which issues to EU national does not have date of expiry? How long it is valid for in a way to not provide again treaty rights evidences again?

[Jambo]

I don't think there is a rule for that. Registration Certificate (EEA1) confirms you are exercising treaty right at the time of application. It would probably be dependant on common sense. If this is 2 months old, that fine. If it is 2 years old , probably not. I would just add a recent proof of treaty rights (such as a recent payslip) just to show treaty rights are continuing.