EEA FP application... please help

[xotic]

Hello,

I need some advice regarding EEA Family Permit.
I am an EEA national, exercising my treaty rights as a student. My husband is non EU national (Pakistan) and wants to apply for EEA FP. I am a bit confused as to which documents are required. I have gone through UKBA webpage several times and have read the check list provided by them. However, it would be great if someone can guide me through as I don't know anyone who can help me with this.

As far as I have understood, the following docs should be submitted along with the application:
- A copy of my passport
- Marriage certificate
- A letter declaring that he wil join me.
- A letter from my university confirming my enrolment.
- Photo's of us being together.
- Proof that I have comprehensive sickness insurance (I am hoping that WPA XS health plan should be enough?)
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Do I also need to provide my bank statement? If yes, how much amount are they looking for? Or will my letter of Award from SAAS (saying that my fees is paid) suffice?

After our marriage we have lived together for a month in his country. Should I also attach my plane tickets to show that I have been there for a month?

I have been married before. Should we attach a copy of my divorce order?

Also, we are expecting a baby. Do we need some sort of certificate to increase the chances of successful application?

Does my husband need to provide his bank statement as well?

I would be really grateful if someone can tell me what other documents are necessary.

[sum1]

You have to prove that you are a non-UK EEA nationality and that you are currently exercising your treaty rights as a student which includes having CSI and sufficient finanical means. The general problem is that newly-weds get easily denied if they do not submit additional documents demonstrating a subsisting marriage. Having a child together helps really a lot, see the PDF on the right side of http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/polic ... e/ecg/eun/ . You should include divorce papers too.

[EUsmileWEallsmile]

Hello,

I need some advice regarding EEA Family Permit.
I am an EEA national, exercising my treaty rights as a student. My husband is non EU national (Pakistan) and wants to apply for EEA FP. I am a bit confused as to which documents are required. I have gone through UKBA webpage several times and have read the check list provided by them. However, it would be great if someone can guide me through as I don't know anyone who can help me with this.

As far as I have understood, the following docs should be submitted along with the application:
- A copy of my passport
- Marriage certificate
- A letter declaring that he wil join me.
- A letter from my university confirming my enrolment.
- Photo's of us being together.
- Proof that I have comprehensive sickness insurance (I am hoping that WPA XS health plan should be enough?)
--------------------
Do I also need to provide my bank statement? If yes, how much amount are they looking for? Or will my letter of Award from SAAS (saying that my fees is paid) suffice?

After our marriage we have lived together for a month in his country. Should I also attach my plane tickets to show that I have been there for a month?

I have been married before. Should we attach a copy of my divorce order?

Also, we are expecting a baby. Do we need some sort of certificate to increase the chances of successful application?

Does my husband need to provide his bank statement as well?

I would be really grateful if someone can tell me what other documents are necessary.

Please familiarise yourself with directive 2004/38/EC (google it if you don't have it). The requirements for a visa are pretty much the same as those required for a residence card. Essentially this means provide non-EU passport plus residence certificate.

Do you have a residence certificate? If not, no problem, this is not mandatory in the UK, but if you don't have one, you would need to provide the same evidence as is specified in the directive to obtain one.

Do you still plan to be a student after you have your baby?

[xotic]

Thanks a lot for replying.

I don't have a residence certificate yet but I will apply for it soon.

Yes, I am planning to complete my studies.

[EUsmileWEallsmile]

Yes, I am planning to complete my studies.

good for you, hope it all work out.