gullposh wrote:hello guys.. first of all i am experience this site as such a fully cooperative and every one is really good on this.. Much appreciated to all of you ,, and hats off to Admin
my question is am going for an EEA2 application .. i am an unemployed but my wife shes an European and working 30 hours in a week earning £185 pounds . there is no any funds in my bank account ... i am totally dependent on my partner as i have no rights to work in the united kingdom ... my query is ,, is that enough funds for my partner to show home office to get visa ? or they could refuse our application? if so then what should i do next ?
and one more thing shall i need to submit my bank statement to them for a application just of my wife ,,? even i have nothing in my bank...
waiting for your kind reply guys ...... Thank you
It doesn't matter how much money is in your bank nor that of your partner. You just have to prove that your partner is working, e.g. pay slips/contracts of employment/letter from employer, prove that you are married (you didn't say clearly above) or in a durable relationship and also prove where you are living (e.g. rental contracts/utility bills/bank statements etc).
I take it your partner doesn't have British citizenship? If she does, that will complicate things.
Perhaps you can tell us clearly: are you married or not? If not, someone will be able to advice about the durable partnership requirements. Also, how did you enter the UK? Did you have an EEA family permit? If you did, you DO have the right to work. Of course, if you didn't enter on an EEA family permit but are married to an EEA citizen, you are also eligible to work, but it is very hard to prove this to an employer.
