ivetalopes wrote:Hi last question before i post in the morning
Have prepared everything and as my husband is the applicant and does not need to exercise treaty right I enclose for him only his passport and our marriage certificate.
But i just read you initial post in the beginning of the thread you say he needs to provide Id, marriage certificate and proof residency. What documents should he give to prove residency? Am i right in thinking the documents I have provided to prove the 5 year relationship which are in joint names are sufficient enough to prove his residency? or should he add maybe other bills in his name?
You are right to be cautious.
A member in another thread has, sadly, just reported a citizenship refusal due to not realising they had to provide proof of hubby's circumstances (including, in that case, proof of PR).
Suggest submitting as much as you can about hubby/sponsor.
After all, why give HO the Spam of 'wriggle room'?!
Yes, some material may be shared if in joint names. You can top it up with items in hubby's name.
And don't forget you need to prove you can avail of the 2012 transitional arrangement so that you can still be considered as the EEA national sponsor.
So enclose hubby's original RC from 2011
(& your cogent, explanatory cover letter).
Suggest keep scans & copies of everything you are submitting (including all documents, form, payment information) for your reference and in case of any HO query &/or any future dispute.
