EUsmileWEallsmile wrote:wiggsy wrote:
im not all that fussed about that, but since a registration of Derivative Residence is not mandatory as per the document listed... how come so many "overstayers" who have an ~"automatic Derivative residence" and therefore the right to reside / work etc get hunted down by UKBA?
their own documents state registration is not mandatory.
The only people who do not need documentation are EU nationals, it is easy for them to establish their rights with thier passport / ID cards. Non-EU family members will have a much tougher time. If they chose to sit in the house all day, they won't need documentation, but if they want to do the things others need to do, travel, work, open back accounts, etc...
but thats what im saying..
since UKBA state registration is not mandatory...
will they be altering guidance to make it clear about the rights of non EEA nationals with EEA family members ETC... so the non eea nationals do not need to register for an easier life...
IE: non eea national wife of an EEA national working in england... applies for a job
ID ETC provided to employer:
EEA national husband passport/ id card ETC
Marriage cert
letter from EEA national employer stating they are working etc.
- this is sufficient evidence for the employer of the non EEA national family member to avoid a 10 grand fine for employing an illegal worker etc... wouldnt you say? - are ukba proposing to make this clear to employers?