If you the Italian citizen already have registration certificate, then the bulgarian wife will have to complete form BR1 and fill section 2.

If you the Italian citizen DON'T have a registration certificate, then you fill form EEA1 and include your wife on it and both of you will get it.

Have your husband write them a letter that during the first 3 months he doesn't have to be a qualified person ( it is called initial right of residence) and you have the right to accompany him.

No, EU nationals do not need visas or any permission to study. She has to come, enroll, and then apply for a yellow registration certificate as a student(needed only if she wants to work part time).

Not likely to be refused unless it is a real case of sham marriage. She can live in the UK anyway, so it shouldn't be a problem. Another way to gain full employment rights is to study for a year, during this time she can work part time (20 hours per week). After a year of study, and payslips for 12 ...

BR1 and BR5 are the correct forms

After you get married you can apply for 5 year residence card. The FMRS is only in cases where transitional periods apply. For a family member of a self employed person, you can apply straight for the 5 year residence card. You need to fill form BR5

I think that the whole scenario looks strange. She came 3 months ago, already is established as self employed, and you are already getting married. It seems a lot of events for such a short time. I am sure the Home Office will suspect marriage of conviniance and will conduct interviews and if this i...

http://bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/IDIs/idischapter7/section3/section3.pdf?view=Binary read 4.2 You know, they are being rude to you. It is illegal to ask you how ling you are staying and other irrelevent questions. If I was you, I would tell them that they can call the ...

some of the benefits are that you can apply for certain jobs for which citizenship is required. Overall there are not significant benefits of becoming British, but nevertheless it wouldn't hurt.

http://bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/britishcitizenship/eligibility/naturalisation/immigrationtimerestrictions/ It is at the end of the document: This page explains how we can use our discretion to disregard immigration time restrictions during the last 12 months of the residential qualifying period when co...

An EU citizen exercising treaty rights for 5 years becomes automatically Permanent Resident. To become a citizen one has to be free from immigration restrictions for a year. But on the discretion it says that this could be disregarded for EU citizens that were not aware of the 1 year rule. So, my qu...

the only way really to do it is: Sign up for a course to study, then apply for yellow student registration certificate whcih allows 20 hour employment per week. after a year of part time employment and study, submit payslips and get blue registration certificate. as for you as a non EU national, you...

I will tell you how a friend of mine got it. Basically, register as a self employed at HMRC. Call the NI hotline and schedule an appointment for a National Insurance number. Go to the interview. Usually, you need to bring a few invoices, lets say she is self employed cleaner. She needs to write a fe...

Actually its not as hard as it seems. 1st, she doesn't need British citizenship to have National Insurance Number. If you marry her, she needs to fill form BR1, its free and in a few weeks she will receive blue registration certificate that will give her unlimited right work in the UK. The other way...

Does anybody understands how the new bill will affect eu citizens who want to become british?

The 5 year for permanent residence will not change for EU citizens. Eu citizens are handled in a different law, and the UK will not disregard this right. IF they disregard the directive, the ECJ will overturn it and anyway they will atomatically be considered permanent residents. I have a feeling th...

How did you guys decide that this guy is using the girl? He might be geniunly in a relationship with her, and maybe they just want to move to the UK. When I moved to the UK with my lithuanian wife, doesn't mean I used her. I am eu citizen now, and we are still happily married.

Spouses of Bulgarian or Romanian nationals that are self employed are exempt from work authorization and can work. If they wish they can apply for a registration certificate that confirms that, but this is a right which the spouse of self employed has automatically. The registration certificate is v...

what a joke. I was thinking of applying in two years. Now I have changed my mind. They are not gonna make me volunteer for free and take away quality family time for the British passport. I am EU citizen and was thinking of naturalizing, but now I think it will be pointless. THis law is very strange...

Hi, I am sorry I didn't notice your wife was brazilian. As a brazilian she doesn't need EEA Family Permit to visit the UK, but it will help as Immigration Officers are often very incompetent. Also if she has EEA Family Permit, she can start working right away, register with GP and have it easier. EE...

All you need to do is apply for EEA family permit. With legal residence in an EU state (estonia) that would be very easy, and quick.

No offense but are you sure it wasn't a marriage of convenience? Read directive 38, but as far as I remember if you divorce before you live together for two years in Ireland you will lose your residency. Being hardworking is not going to change anything. Your best hope is to hang around for get two ...

It is hard to predict how long it will take. Please note that eventhough the European Comission proposed that, this can be rejected at a later stage from the European parliament or the representatives of the member states. When Bulgarians needed schengen visas, it took about 3 years to finally remov...

OK, there is a way you can overcome this ban but it will take about 6-12 months after you marry, and will cause some inconviniences on your husband and you but it is very straighforward and easy. You have to go the EU route. What does that mean? If you apply for an EEA Family Permit and after that f...

Finland charges 40 euro

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