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When did you apply for the new residence card?Sel-H wrote: ↑Tue Jul 28, 2020 6:32 pmHello,
Hope anyone can help. I am a british citizen and I am planning to apply for the EEA family permit for my husband before the UK transition ends from France.
We could have applied earlier but my husbands residence card expired and the new residence card has not arrived yet. All our documents are in French. Do we have to translate the documents to English? For example for the tourist visa my friend gave all french documents to the visa centre.
Lastly we have been married for 4 years and I have lived in France for the past 4 years. I am working as part time, we have the required documents. We recently started receiving housing benefit? Would this cause a issue?
I spoke to a solicitor he said every document has to be translated to French. Does anyone know if bank statements have to be translated to English too??