Applying For EEA2

[rubencol88]

Hi everyone : I’ve been in uk for one month with a family member permit for 6 months, well now is a bit less than five. My wife is the EEA, I want to apply for the resident card, I just wanna tell you guys what I got for the application in order to know if is good enough, and I hope you can give me your opinion
My wife is coursing a Dental nurse certificate, which has one year duration and we already pay it
She also got a job as a dental nurse.
Is this good enough for prove she is exercising Treaty rights?, if so, I’d like to know how can I prove it? Payslips? “how many” or one letter from her job? Or any advice you can give me I will appreciate a lot
Also I wandering if She needs to aply for the eea1 before we aply for the eea2? Or we can send both applications at the same time?

Thanks so much for your help

[Jambo]

Have you checked the FAQ?

See EEA FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting - Residence Card.

The appliction form lists what evidence if needed to support the application. Payslips or a letter from employer are listed in the form.

[sheraz7]

Hi everyone : I’ve been in uk for one month with a family member permit for 6 months,
She also got a job as a dental nurse.
Is this good enough for prove she is exercising Treaty rights?, if so, I’d like to know how can I prove it? Payslips? “how many” or one letter from her job? Or any advice you can give me I will appreciate a lot
Also I wandering if She needs to aply for the eea1 before we aply for the eea2? Or we can send both applications at the same time?

Thanks so much for your help

If your EEA national partner is working as dental nurse for some remuneration then it is one of the mode of excercising treaty rights as a worker. For proving this, Employer letter confirming employment/few months payslips/employment contract is needed. EEA1 belongs to EEA national that is totally optional and if you want to apply EEA1 & EEA2 together then just in same envelope you can send both applications.

[rubencol88]

Have you checked the FAQ?

See EEA FAQs - Common Questions - Read before posting - Residence Card.

The appliction form lists what evidence if needed to support the application. Payslips or a letter from employer are listed in the form.

Hi jambo thanks for your suggest i found a lot of useful information just wanna ask you, if is possible apply for a resident card for me "the family member" without star working yet? cos in the eea2 application ask you all this kind of information. however my wife the EEU is working and exercising Treaty rights, and if i can apply in my current condition, what should i put in the form?
thanks a lot for your help
kind regards

[rubencol88]

thanks for your help and information

[rubencol88]

is possible apply for a resident card for me "the family member" without star working yet? cos in the eea2 application ask you all this kind of information. however my wife the EEU is working and exercising Treaty rights, and if i can apply in my current condition, what should i put in the form?
thanks a lot for your help

[Jambo]

It doesn't matter what you (the non EEA family member) is doing. The form doesn't ask for it at all. It's the activities of the EEA national that matters.

[rubencol88]

It doesn't matter what you (the non EEA family member) is doing. The form doesn't ask for it at all. It's the activities of the EEA national that matters.

finally anderstood the form
Thank you,