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Great! Thanks a lot for your help Chaoclive!chaoclive wrote:You won't need to provide anything more than the information requested on the website (and probably less than that actually).
The most important things re: completed application form, proof of the EU citizen's citizenship (passport), the non-EEA citizen's passport, marriage/birth certificate showing the relationship between the EEA citizen and the non-EEA citizen, a letter stating that the EEA citizen will be traveling with the non-EEA nationals into the UK, a passport photo (can't remember how many we provided). I think that this should be it. You don't need to provide financial details.
There is no requirement for the declaration to be witnessed; at least we didn't. The format is not very important - it just needs to be a standard letter.JacksonPollock wrote:My wife and I are trying to prepare the declaration letter for her little boy.
Can anyone please help us with a couple of questions?
Does the declaration letter need to be witnessed/signed in front of a Notary?
What information/format do we need to use for the letter?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Thanks a lot again Chaoclive!chaoclive wrote:There is no requirement for the declaration to be witnessed; at least we didn't. The format is not very important - it just needs to be a standard letter.JacksonPollock wrote:My wife and I are trying to prepare the declaration letter for her little boy.
Can anyone please help us with a couple of questions?
Does the declaration letter need to be witnessed/signed in front of a Notary?
What information/format do we need to use for the letter?
Thanks a lot in advance!
I'm not really sure about the requirements for the content required for a child. I don't think that it would be very important though. Does she have the child's father's permission to take the child to the UK? If so, it would be great to add that. Hope someone else will come along to help.
I think that would be a good idea, just in case!JacksonPollock wrote:Actually, it's a requirement of the Colombian Authorities that the father signs a document in front of a Notary giving his permission for the child to leave the country. So, we could get that translated and include a copy of that too!
What do you think?
Thanks so much for your help!
chaoclive wrote:I think that would be a good idea, just in case!JacksonPollock wrote:Actually, it's a requirement of the Colombian Authorities that the father signs a document in front of a Notary giving his permission for the child to leave the country. So, we could get that translated and include a copy of that too!
What do you think?
Thanks so much for your help!
Thanks Vinny...vinny wrote:She should also show that she is her child's primary carer.
JacksonPollock wrote:Hi again,
Really hope someone can help us! We're trying to complete the online application for my wife's little boy. There are some parts which I'm not sure we need to complete. Do we need to provide:
- where will you be staying in the UK? I THINK THAT I WROTE WE WOULD BE RENTING ACCOMMODATION BUT I DIDN'T PROVIDE AN ADDRESS
- details of friends and family in the UK? I DON'T RECALL FILLING THIS IN, BUT YOUR WIFE'S SON PROBABLY DOESN'T HAVE ANY FRIENDS OR FAMILY IN THE UK ANYWAY, RIGHT?
- details of other family in home country? (What other family members do you have and where do they live?) WE DID PROVIDE THIS INFORMATION ABOUT MY CIVIL PARTNER'S FAMILY WHO LIVE IN CHINA. THIS CAN'T POSSIBLY AFFECT ANYTHING.
- should we provide details of my step-son's father in the home country? i.e. his address etc. We will be showing that he has given permission for my step-son to travel with us. IF YOU ARE PROVIDING THE PERMISSION (I.E. A LETTER) I WOULDN'T WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT PROVIDING ANY MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS HERE.
Thanks so much in advance!
With regards to the 'other family in home country', apart from my step-son's father, the only other family that he really has any connection with is his Grandmother (my wife's mother)...do you think we should include this? As you say, surely that can't affect anything!chaoclive wrote:JacksonPollock wrote:Hi again,
Really hope someone can help us! We're trying to complete the online application for my wife's little boy. There are some parts which I'm not sure we need to complete. Do we need to provide:
- where will you be staying in the UK? I THINK THAT I WROTE WE WOULD BE RENTING ACCOMMODATION BUT I DIDN'T PROVIDE AN ADDRESS
- details of friends and family in the UK? I DON'T RECALL FILLING THIS IN, BUT YOUR WIFE'S SON PROBABLY DOESN'T HAVE ANY FRIENDS OR FAMILY IN THE UK ANYWAY, RIGHT?
- details of other family in home country? (What other family members do you have and where do they live?) WE DID PROVIDE THIS INFORMATION ABOUT MY CIVIL PARTNER'S FAMILY WHO LIVE IN CHINA. THIS CAN'T POSSIBLY AFFECT ANYTHING.
- should we provide details of my step-son's father in the home country? i.e. his address etc. We will be showing that he has given permission for my step-son to travel with us. IF YOU ARE PROVIDING THE PERMISSION (I.E. A LETTER) I WOULDN'T WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT PROVIDING ANY MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS HERE.
Thanks so much in advance!
You do not need to provide this information. You need to provide NO information about your or your wife's income or savings or work. Just answer these questions with N/A or leave them blankJacksonPollock wrote:- where will you be staying in the UK?
- details of friends and family in the UK?
- details of other family in home country? (What other family members do you have and where do they live?)
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:JacksonPollock, What is your citizenship?
Does the boy have a Schengen visa already?
Was your wife born outside the UK to a British parent?
Hi Directive,Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:So the son no longer has a valid Schengen visa? You could travel to Paris easily with that and then move on to the UK all within the law. This is the fastest option and you could leave today.
Slower but worth considering:
Is the child an EU citizen by decent from a parent? For example, if his mother is naturalized Spanish, then he might be Spanish by decent https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spanish_n ... _by_origin
Which means the EEA Family Permit has been issued?JacksonPollock wrote:Hi all, just wanted to say that the application was accepted!
Thank you all for all of your help! It made a big difference!