Grazka wrote:1. That means that in the AN form I should include 2004-2009 as my qualifying period instead of "last 5 years" as it is required in the form - is that correct? Should I attach some explanation letter about it?
Yes. You can add some notes on page 13.
2. Another issue is WRS as I am EU A8. I started working in 2010 so after I acquired PR and I did not register with WRS as I didn't need to exercise TR any more - is that correct?
Yes (if you have obtained PR).
3. Regarding funding as a student, since 2006 I was receiving studentship and got a letter from uni stating the figure I was paid every month. However earlier, between 2004 and 2005 I was self-funded student - basically I was suported by my husband (non-EU working outside of UK) - should I state I was self sufficient or supported by family member? Does it matter at all for the application? And which documents should I provide? My husband was paid on US account and I was also using it initially before I opened a bank account in here and was getting transfers from my husband's account.
As a student, you just need a signed self declared statement. You don't need to provide any proof to support that statement.
4. Between Oct 2005 and oct 2006 I was looking and applying for post-graduate studentships. I was obviously suported by my husband at that time and did not rely on any public funds. Is that again self-sufficiency or unemployment during which I nedded to be self-sufficient?
If you were self-sufficient during that time, you should provide evidence of CSI to cover that period and proof of income/savings.
If you are not in a rush to apply for BC, you may want to consider applying for EEA3 first using the evidence from 2004-2009, just to test if you got all the required documents. The application is free so you don't risk anything but it can take 2-3 months.
