Does anybody know if their is an actual figure to the amount she can earn ?

I am an Irish citizen living in uk,my step-daughter who was born in the Philippines and is 24 yrs old and residing with myself and her mother in uk.She has got "residence" status under EU regs and has to remain "dependant" on myself as her sponser.I give her money every week ,she...

Only the EEA national can exercise treaty rights. The activities of your wife are irrelevant and she will depend on your status to qualify for PR. you state that you have PR. do you have a document certifying PR following an EEA3 application? If you do, then that document (and proof you haven't lef...

:) My wife is from the Philippines and is about to apply for PR,She has been in uk and married for over 5 years -she has a mixture of employment and self -employment in that time .I am an Irish citizen with permantent residence, question is- apart from our passports , marriage cert and her proof of ...

Many thanks for that helpful reply

I am an Irish citizen living in UK for the past 25 years . My wife came here in October 2007 from the Philippines on a 6 month fiancee visa ,We got married in November the same year , She applied for EEA residence after we got married .Thats due to expire soon and she now intends to apply for P.R. M...

Anyone knows what is the lawful time of having visa/RC(supporting documents) to be received once appeal get successful ? Is there a time limit ? I am waiting nearly 3 months now ! :x 3 months after the appeal was successful? that cant be right? how long after the appeal did you send your documents ...

EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:Create a fuss and complain. You can find the complaints service on UKBA website. Involve your MP.

Been done already

horizon1985 wrote:Anyone knows what is the lawful time of having visa/RC(supporting documents) to be received once appeal get successful ?

Is there a time limit ? I am waiting nearly 3 months now !

My step-daughter came here last October from the Philippines on an EEA family permit sponsered by myself- an Irish citizen living in UK.She was just under 21 at the time . When she applied for her EEA 2 (residency) she was refused on the dependency evidence - she was just over 21 at this stage - eve...

86ti wrote:What was wrong with the previous answer. Please keep related questions in a single thread.

I,m getting different info as someone told me in the meantime that sponsors supporting documents only needed to be copies, just needed to clarify this

Immigration Expert wrote:http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/howtoapply ... s#22714633

this site will help you.

the application form has a checklist at the back which you should go through and make sure you have everything they need.

good luck

Thanks for the link

As an EEA national with permanent residence in the uk what supporting documents do I need to send to my wifes daughter (who is 20 years old and is living in the Philippines ) who is applying for a family permit .
Do they need to be orignals or can they be copies / or certified copies ?

vinny wrote:Submit both originals and photocopies.

Thanks

As the EEA national living in uk and supporting my step-daughter to come to here, have MY documents ie: marriage cert, passports- got to be orignals or can they be photocopies ,

Hi, :D I am new to this forum, glad I found it and from reading the posts it seems to be most helpful and supportive. I am an EEA national (Irish)living in uk with permanent residence status. My wife who is a fillipino has been living here in uk for the past 3 years and has a 5 yr resident card. Can...