I am so sorry about this situation. I was talking to a friend who though to help me posting using my login because I was scared of the answer (I was logged but didn't notice the post). If you think that my account must be deleted for this reason I am sorry but I will accept it.

Please could you delete my last post ?
I didn't write it, I think someone entered using my username and posted.
My email password is not a secret.....
thank you.

My question is about prior lawful residence. I am a EEA citizen married to a EEA citizen (same citizenship). We came in the uk together, we were not married but started to live together immediately. At the time before the wedding he was working but i wasn't exercising treaty rights. After few years ...

Sorry I was editing the message. I am so embarassed I didn't know all of this. We are both EEA nationals and we entered UK together. At the time we were living together as unmarried couple my partner was working, I was not and I didn't have CSI (other thing I discovered recently). Do I need to be wo...

Thank you for your reply.
So I needed one to stay in UK as an extended family member ?
I had the right to stay as EEA but not if I wanted to be considered an extended family memeber I needed a registration certificate ?

I do apologize in advance if this topic is already been posted and because I am asking a lot of questions. My question is about registration certificate (for EEA nationals). Now I am married (we are both EEA nationals) but I want to know if I needed the registration certificate for the time we were ...

Hello and thanks in advance to anyone who will answer. I was reading about family member and dependency but maybe I read the wrong page because as I understand EUN2 is for non-EEA family member whereas me and my husband are both EEA nationals. The point that I was worried about is: "Direct fami...

Thank you very much for your answer.
What do you mean by: dependant ?

The family member ( for exemple doesn't work) doesn't need to exercise treaty rights (and have CSI) if the sponsor exercise treaty rights (for exemple works); but if the family member wants for exemple work or study can exercise treaty rights. Is it correct ? In this case in always considered family...

About treaty rights, family members do not exercise treaty rights; their sponsor does.

Is it right even when both the sponsor and the family member are EEA nationals ?

Thank you for your answer. All my questions are about EEA nationals, where both the qualified person and the family member are EEA nationals. So to reassume: 1) if you are a student or self sufficient (EEA nationals) you and your family (EEA nationals) need a CSI 2) if you are a qualified person suc...

Thank you for your answer but I need more clarifications: 1) what if the qualified person is a worker ? Doesn't need a CSI, right ? 2) family member of EEA national, that is exercising treaty rights as worker, the family member doesn't need CSI ? 3) if a couple is not married but lives toghether can...

Sorry if I add another question:
Is it true that as a family member of EEA national, that is exercising treaty rights as a qualified person, the family mamber does not have to exercise treaty rights and doesn't need CSI ?
Thank you for your answers.

Hello. I am collecting information for some friends who want to move in Uk. They are EEA nationals. The information they require are: 1) is CSI mandatory to live here if you are a self sufficient person or a student ? I mean, in terms of the law what one risks if doesn't have it ? Can be deported or...

thank you. Can border officials ask for a RC even if I am a eea nationals ?

Thank you. What do you mean by useful ?

So, it is not mandatory to apply for a residence certificate just to let the authority know that I am the family member of a qualified person, right ? I have the option to do it if I want. Is this true even if the marriage was celebrated (and registered) in our eea country of origin (not UK) and the...

You are right but I think I wrote too much informations.
If you can delete the posts it would be great, Otherwise thank you anyway for your help.

Could you please remove the two posts where I talk about housing benefits and JSA ?
Please, these two posts are the ones that I wrote when I was panicking. Please it would be very helpfull.
Please.

Could you please remove the post where I talk about housing benefits and JSA ?
Please, these two posts are the ones that I wrote when I was panicking. Please it would be very helpfull.
Please

Could you please remove my post ?
I was panicking and wrote a post I didn't wan't to post. Just now I noticed.
I know that there is the work of all of you member in every post, but please help me, remove my post.

Just a clarification: I was jobseeker meaning I was looking for work I was not registered for JSA or something. I was just receiving housing benefits I didn't know I wasn't entitled to receive as self sufficient person. I am so worried I made a terrible mistake. Besides, there is a website/document ...

Thank you very much noajtan. I know I am annoying but I want to be sure. I just remembered that after 2 months we where here we claimed housing benefits for about 8 months. My husband was employed I was jobseeker. The council didn't ask about right ti reside or other things. Can this be a problem if...

Thank you noajthan for you answer. What about the period we were not married but just living toghether ? Did I need a CSI ? I had just the ehic my country gave to me but when I moved I lost the right to use it in another country (This to me is a contraddiction if you need it to apply for PR). Could ...

I am new in the forum. I don't know if this is the right place to ask for an information. My question is about self sufficient person. I am NOT applying for a certificate of residence, I just want to know if I am missing somenthing. I am an eea national and I moved in Uk with my husband (eea nationa...