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Kayalami wrote:1. Why are the relatives you mention not able to support her?
They are all aged above 59 yrs, 2 are widowed, others have familes and live seperately. They would not be willing to support her when her children can do the same.
2. Are you her only child?
No, I have 2 brothers ,one currently in UK, the other has got a job offer and plans to come here shortly on HSMP visa.
happyfamily wrote:Hi everybody,
I'm EEA national and live in UK with my husband. We have EEA1&2. And I want to know what we need to provide to have my parents in law coming in UK. I know they need to fill eea2 my passport their passports and what else? Which document which kind of proofs?
Your proposed application falls under Chapter 317 (e) of the immigration rules which states the requirements to be met by a person seeking indefinite leave to enter or remain in the United Kingdom as the parent, grandparent or other dependent relative of a person present and settled in the United Kingdom are that the person:grace11 wrote:Immigration rules suggest that dependent visa for parents aged less than 65 of a person residing in the UK must be able to prove
1. she has no one to turn to in the home country.
What kind of proofs are acceptable? my mother has 4 brothers and 2 sisters .All her siblings are aged above 59, and not in a position to support her. Do we need to get letters from each stating their inability to support?
thanks JAJhappyfamily wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm EEA national and live in UK with my husband. We have EEA1&2. And I want to know what we need to provide to have my parents in law coming in UK. I know they need to fill eea2 my passport their passports and what else? Which document which kind of proofs?
What do you mean by "coming in UK"? Do you mean for a visit? - or to live?