Try googling 'subject to immigration control'. You will find that it does not include EEA nationals and their family members if they benefit from the EEA Regulations. However, I can't find a statement that those who are settled are not subject to immigration control. Very good point. I googled as y...

Having said that, i think you should just give them a call - they are not too hard to reach on the phone. If they say you CAN travel, i would try to get a written confirmation of that as well. Just to be on the safe side. Thanks for your advice. I called them. The lady said that wording is mostly f...

But you are a "family member of an EEA national", so the paragraph you quoted does not apply to you. I think it does. I was also confused by the wording but I think it means it applies if you are: not settled EEA national family member of EEA national The 'not' only refers to settled. It'...

I am a non EEA spouse of an EEA national with a pending PR application at the Home Office (submitted early Dec 2019). I have a flight booked next weekend to Denmark (21 Feb - 23 Feb). I have already requested and received passports back. However, it just dawned on me that they also have my current v...

Nevermind, I need to show that we were living at the same address as proof of the relationship anyway. So ignore.

I keep thinking it's the last question, but alas, I have one more :oops: So for PR application through EEA spouse (who has PR as of last year), I know I don't need to provide her work history, payslips etc, as the PR document will suffice. I know I have to provide one proof of residence for each qua...

Thank you CR001, this is really clear. Your time is greatly appreciated.

Hello. I have one more question as I'm filling out this PR application. Just a reminder, I'm applying as the spouse of an EEA national and our 5 year anniversary is in a week. I was applying after our 5 years, with the intention of applying for citizenship a year later. However, I believe if you hav...

Good thing we caught that :) Ok I think I'm almost there. Just one last thing. I was reading up on Settled Status and under the section 'If you have a valid ‘UK permanent residence document’' it says: What you must do To continue living in the UK after 30 June 2021 you must either: -apply to the EU ...

Thanks again kamoe! I've just bee through the 100 page form EEA(FM). A couple of quick questions if you don't mind: 1) The form doesn't say anything about 'permanent' residence as opposed to just residence. Will they automatically know to issue a PR card based on our 5 year marriage dates? Just want...

Hey kamoe, thanks so much for your detailed reply. Really do appreciate it :) With regards to the two options you have given at the end, assuming I go for the first, will this affect/delay my route to citizenship? If there was no brexit i believe I could have applied for citizenship a year after obt...

Hello kind volunteers. I'll do my best to summarise. My details: - I am an Indian national married to a French national. - We will be married for 5 years in a few weeks, December 2019. - We have lived in the UK for the entirety of our marriage and many years prior. - My wife obtained a PR card last ...