Amber_ wrote:No.

Thank you so much.

You may apply for benefit without issue (joint names) as you're both settled. Hi Amber, thanks a lot for your very quick reply. I am sorry to ask you again as I am really unknown about the benefit/immigration laws. If I claim Housing benefit and Council Tax Rebate benefit, will it have any negative...

Hi, I was reading the posts in this forum and I have found very useful. I was wondering if someone could help me please. My wife is a EU citizen and I am non-EU citizen. We live in UK since 2008. My wife was working and now she is not working. But I am always working full time. Now we both have Perm...

NO need if you travelling with her. print out the page from the Danish consulate webpage and show it to the airline staff if they are confused http://storbritannien.um.dk/en/travel-and-residence/short-stay-visas/family-members-of-eu-or-eea-nationals/ Thank you so much. But I am planning to travel t...

Hi All, I need some help. I have 2 visa running in my passport. One is Residence card for non-EEA family member(EEA2) which is valid until October'2014 and another one is Permanent Residence visa(through EEA4). My question is if I travel with my wify(she is an EEA nation) to Spain do I have to have ...

Yes you can register her now. The child doesn't need to have PR. just one of the parents. No need for treaty right evidence. The PR Confirmation vignette is enough. The application is quite simple. See more in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting - children . Hi Jambo, I need s...

Hi All, I need some help. I have 2 visa running in my passport. One is Residence permit for EEA family member and another one is Permanent Residence visa(through EEA4). My question is if I travel with my wify(she is an EEA nation) to Spain do I have to have schengen visa ? Or can I just travel witho...

Yes you can register her now. The child doesn't need to have PR. just one of the parents. No need for treaty right evidence. The PR Confirmation vignette is enough. The application is quite simple. See more in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting - children . Thank you so much ...

See Q1 & Q5 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting . Hi Jambo, I really need your advice. Please help me. The situation is My wife who is a German nation and I am a Srilankan nation. We married in UK and our daughter was born in UK and she has her German passport since my ...

Hi, I would really appreciate if you could help me with the following questions: As now me(non-eea) and my wife(EEA) both have PR and we will be applying for naturalisation after having PR for 12 months. Do we also have to apply naturalisation for our daughter( she is now 4 years old and she has Ger...

See Q1 & Q5 in Citizenship FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting . Hi Jambo, can you please give me the link where I can see this Citizebship FAQs in UKBA website as I am having arguments with some of friends so that I can show that the Citizenship FAQs are inline with UKBA regulations?...

Once you have obtained PR status, you are not dependant on your wife. She is not required o exercise treaty rights anymore (or in fact even live in the UK). You are on your own. For naturalisation each applicant applies individually (although there is a £200 discount in fees if a couple applies tog...

Hi Jambo, thank you so much for the FAQ's. That is really helpful. But few things I am still not very clear. As I mentioned that my wife is an EEA- nation & I am her non-EEA family member(Husband). We both have obtained our PR through EEA-route. Does she still need to exercise her treaty rights ...

Hi, Please advice me when will we be eligible for naturalisation as British Citizen. Me and my wife both have been granted Permanent Residence card through EEA route. We married September'2008 and our PR was issued January'2014 . My questions are : 1) Should we apply for naturalisation in September ...