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I wouldn't say it is easier. You will need to provide approximately the same evidence as for the naturalization application. It is your responsibility to show them how you exercised the Treaty Rights. Therefore you will need some strong evidence that your fiance didn't need to register for WRS. I guess the employment contract and P45 should be sufficient to prove that she started work before 30 April 2004 and worked there for at least 12 months.Gazza1591 wrote:How do we apply for the confirmation of permanent residence then is it easier to fill out the forms and apply ? And I'm guessing if she does get refused it will tell us why ? And what's the time scale on this ?
You can ask your local Nationality Checking Service (NCS).Gazza1591 wrote:Hi
Is there any know or trusted companies that could help us with all the forms and whts needed etc ?
To naturalise the applicant has to be settled in UK.Gazza1591 wrote:Thanks sent off an email to them asking if they can help.or know anyone that can.
Been looking again and it says that she just needs to have been living in the UK for 5+ years can't find anything about working in the UK for 5+ years ? Even though she has been living and working for 13+ years now
Some differences between PR & citizenship:Gazza1591 wrote:Ok so if I'm thinking correct will it not be. akot easier to get permanent residence in the UK and not to apply to become a UK citizenship ?
If she gets the PR she can stay in the UK anyways ?
It's a generic form, it applies to a variety of scenarios depending on the applicant's circumstances.Gazza1591 wrote:Hi all
What does this bit mean about a family member ? Keeps saying about it in the application for permanent residency but not sure what it is refurung to ?
you’ve lived with your European Economic Area (EEA) family member in the UK for a continuous 5 year period
your EEA family member has been a ‘qualified person’ throughout the 5 years or has a permanent right of residence
Am I the family member to my partner as she has been living with me for last 10 years ? Or am I missing the point ?