PR as self-sufficient doubt

[SunFlower0517]

Applying for PR as self-sufficient. I have a doubt and this is it: I am applying as self-sufficient as my partner has supported me financially for the 5 qualifying years. Do I have to include proof of his British nationality? I am asking because I see it's mentioned that otherwise me and my family members would all need CSI, but he doesn't need that being English. I also think if I don't include the proof, they could think he is a non-EU citizen etc.

I don't want to send his original passport, so I am thinking of obtaining a duplicate of his birth certificate and send that. He changed surname as he was adopted by his mum's partner and so I would have to include the adoption certificate as well I imagine.

Am I right in being extra cautious and include them as well?

[Casa]

Your British partner can't be your sponsor as you are not here under the UK Immigration Rules.

In order to qualify for PR as self-sufficient you would need CSI to cover the 5 year period.

Who are your family members?

[Noetic]

As long as the person "paying for your upkeep" (not calling him sponsor as this has a different meaning in an immigration context) isn't a non-EEA national also wanting to apply, I don't think it matters and I don't think his passport needs to be included. CSI cover should only be needed for those applying for RC or PR document.

[SunFlower0517]

Your British partner can't be your sponsor as you are not here under the UK Immigration Rules.

In order to qualify for PR as self-sufficient you would need CSI to cover the 5 year period.

Who are your family members?

Yes, EHIC for the whole 5 years. I'm here by myself, living with partner. I just got confused, sorry.

Link to my previous thread:

http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-ro ... 15314.html