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EEA Family Permit to Naturalisation. Am I eligible?

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Jambo
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Post by Jambo » Mon Oct 29, 2012 6:21 pm

sarwar74 wrote:ok some thing just come to my mind i been here since 15.07.1999 and i did married to eea national on 06.06.2007 and she is been here since 05.04.2004 and she is always working and i apply for PR on 11.06.2012 still waiting. my question is when my passport come back with PR can i apply for BC stright or not.thanks
Straight - No (unless she is British).
After 06.06.2013 - Yes. But you will need to provide the EEA4 evidence again to prove that by 06.06.12 you had PR status.

See also Q5 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting.
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seputus
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Post by seputus » Tue Oct 30, 2012 10:11 pm

Jambo wrote:Don't worry. It's fine. Many forum members have applied with just the sticker without providing treaty rights evidence.

You don't need to prove anything to NCS. If they are not familiar with the rules, ask them in the appointment to call the HO to verify. If asked when booking the appointment whether you have ILR, just say yes (or "Yes, I have a PR under the EEA regulations").
Had my NCS appt today. It was all fine, as you knew of course. :) Thanks for the reassurance Jambo!
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