Eligibility criteria: section 1(3) Method of application: Postal, posted 17/04/2013 Date of receipt by UKBA: 18/04/2013 Date of debit of fees: 24/04/2013 Date of receipt of acknowledgement: 29/04/2013 Date of receipt of approval: 22/05/2013 Date of receipt of documents: 22/05/2013 Date of receipt of...
Hi Jambo, Thanks for replying. I've read the FAQs and it says that we need to send "- Marriage certificate (if child born before 2006). , so if child was born in 2012 we don't need to send our marriage Certificate? From the Guide to MN1 form I can see that section 3 does not relate to child app...
Hi Me and my wife received our PR last week, now we would like to register our 1yr old baby using form MN1. My wife is EEA national, but she was only 4yrs in UK when she had our child, so the child needs to register using the form MN1, sectin 1(3). My questions are: 1.Do I have to fill in Section 2,...
Hello. We finaly received our Permanent Residence cards, we are a EEA family and have been in the UK for more than 5 years.
We had a twin girls born last year and would like to know if for baby under 2 years do we have to apply via form MN1 or is it a different form?
Thank you
can I just clarify, once we have our PR, I can apply for our child to have British passport or do I have first to register the child on MN1 form and then apply for British passport? A registration of the child on MN1 cost £540...a lot of money...thanks
No unfortunatly she doesn't have any bills on her name, she was leaving in my room which I privetly rented when I was a student. We moved together on the 1st Sep and we have the Tenancy agreement on both names from the 1st Sep. She was self suficient as she had some savings and was traveling in and ...
Thats correct. You may even be able to apply for British passport now, if you are able to demonstrate five years residence in accordance with the EEA regulations prior to the birth of the child. Thanks for clarifying that out. I've been in UK from 2000 but on a Student Visa for 7 years and last 5 y...
Your baby will not qualify for PR as he/she has not resided in the UK for 5 years yet. However provided he/she was born before you clicked 5 years, you could apply for a British passport for the child as he/she will be a British Citizen at the time of birth. If this is not the case, you could regis...
Hello all, I would like some advice regarding my application EEA4 and my wife's application EEA3. My wife has been in the UK just over 5years now and I would like to apply for Permanent Residence on the EEA4 application and for my wife on the EEA3 applictaion. My question is: We have a new born baby...
Dear all, My nationality is Moldavian (Rep.of Moldova) and I've been legally in the UK since aug'2000. My first 7years were on a student visa and for the last 3years I'm married to a Romanian citizen (EEA member) who is a holder of the "Blue Card", giving her rights to work and leave in UK...
