Hi everyone,
I am a non- EEA National currently overstaying tier 4 since Oct 2015. I’ve received a “liable to removal” letter. I’ve contacted voluntary return service to get assistance in obtaining travel document as now I have no valid ID to travel.
My partner is an EEA National holding UK PR card. We are together since late 2015 when my tier 4 due to expire and live together we in a shared accommodation from the beggining of 2016.
We are planning to apply for an EEA Family Permit from my home country after I get my National ID and passport renewed which will be couple months after my departure from the UK. As I know there’s no ban for overstayed when applying through family route. Correct? So I could make an application to enter UK before ban period is over?
As our shared accommodation was bills inclusive we don’t have any bills in our names since 2016. Also bank statements were on paperless and we didn’t received hard copies to our address. Therefore, from 2016 we only got rent agreement on both names, solicitor letter to my partner’s, three mobile receipt to my name. Then from 2017 we have house insurance on both names and tv/broadband/line lines bill on my name (online printed version). In 2018 we got water bill and electricitygas bill on both names.
In addition, we also have:
Life insurance policy with my name as beneficiary and our baby stillborn registration certificate.
What does “spread fairly evenly over the past 2 years” means?
Would our documents be enough as proof of cohabihitaion?
They might not strongly proof of 2 years cohabihiation since we only got rent agreement letter to prove 2 years cohabihitation but would they also consider durable relationship with us supplying evidence of genuine relationship?
Also we are still waiting for hospitals to issue invoice for my maternity treatment. Once we paid, is it necessary to include the receipt on my application?
Every advice is greatly appreciated and we thank you for your time you spare to help us.
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