seagul wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 03, 2019 10:28 pm

How much have you earned so far during the last 6 months / 26 weeks?

I've made around 8300 in 6 months, but missed around 3 weeks of work. But made over 12000 in the past 8 months.

Hi! I'm looking into applying for a spouse visa for my partner. I work for an agency and have been doing so for around 8 months. I earn on an hourly basis. However, my weekly pay varies depending on the hours i work. I've missed a few weeks in the past 6 months of work due to sickness, so I don't ha...

Apologies. I missed the point that you mum is non-EU. In this case you will have to use your sponsor's details who you are/ were dependant and due to who you obatained ROR. Your sponsor has to have EU passport/ ID. Ah, okay! Thank you very much for clarifying that! Do you think it would be a proble...

Your mum will be your sponsor. You will upload evidence of relationship (birth certificate) and her ID. Is that also the case if she is a non-EEA national who just holds a residence permit but on the basis of retained right of residence? I've been trying to apply online but the form only lets me pu...

I've been trying to complete the form online, but the only options to choose from are you either have a permanent residence card or ILR. I have residence permit that is valid for 5 years and has to be renewed later on this year. I am a non-EEA national, but my residence permit before the one I have ...

Hey! I am planning on applying for settled status through the EU settlement scheme. My partner is a non-EEA national, and lives in another country outside of Europe, but we ultimately want to live together. I currently hold a residence permit as a family member of an EEA national but will apply for ...

You can only sponsor a partner or spouse once you have PR. PR as advised by CR001... not ILR :idea: could I sponsor him if I'm settled though the EU settlement scheme? Is that the same as PR and ILR? yes it is PR and after that you can sponsor your spouse thank you for your help!:)

Hi! I currently hold residency documentation valid for 5 years on the basis of being a dependant of an EEA national. My mother was married to a Portuguese national for 7 years, but they got divorced and after she informed the Home Office she applied for a residency permit again and got retained righ...

Casa wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 30, 2019 6:11 pm

CR001 wrote: ↑

Sat Mar 30, 2019 5:58 pm

You can only sponsor a partner or spouse once you have PR.

PR as advised by CR001... not ILR

could I sponsor him if I'm settled though the EU settlement scheme? Is that the same as PR and ILR?

Hi all, I am 21 and have been living in the UK for 10 years. My mum was married to a EU national when we applied for our first residence permit, but they got divorced after 7 years, before we applied for our second visa, which was granted in 2014. We have had two permits, each valid for 5 years, and...