Hi everybody,
We (me & mum) have submit all the document requested by the HO except the decree of absolute that was just issued by the court. Then I recieve a letter from the HO dated back 30 November 2009. Which says that we sholud do as below, can someone please explain what this means.
Thank you for your client's application for the issuing of of permanent residence in the United Kingdom as a European Economic Area (EEA) national/non-EEA family member. If you have not already done so, I should be grateful if the following documents are forwarded:
A valid passport or national identity card for the (EEA) national applicants
Valid passports for any non-EEA national applications
Birth certificates to show that any dependent applications are related to the EEA national applicant as claimed (if applicable)
Evidence to show that the EEA national has exercised treaty rights in the United Kingdom for 5 years, such as payslips, employer's letters, P60 tax forms, school / college letters, accountant's letters, audited accounts, etc.
Evidence to show that the EEA national is presently exercising treaty rights, such as an employer's letter or recent wage slips / college letter, etc.
Evidence to show that all dependents have completed a total of 5 years residence in the UK, such as payslips, employer's letters, P60 tax forms, school / college letters, accountant's letter, audited accounts. etc.
If you are applying following a divorce from your EEA sponsor please provide us with the following:
A valid passport for you
Evidence that you are ceasing to be a family member of the EEA national by providing a decree absolute (divorce).
Evidence of when divorce proceedings were initiated.
Evidence that the EEA national was excercising treaty rights on the date the marriage was terminated.
Evidence since date of divorce that you are worker, self emplyed or self sufficient person.
Evidence prior to initiation of divorce proceedings thatthe marriage lasted for at least 3 years and that you and the EEA National resided together in the UK for at least 1 years during the duration of the marriage.
Evidence that you have legal custody of any children of the former EEA spouse.
Evidence that you have a right of access to any children of the EEA National under the age of 18 and a court has ordered that such access must take place in the UK.
Evidence of any difficult circumstances to warrant a continued right of residence.
Evidence that the EEA National execirsed treaty rights in November 2004 to the date the marriage was terminated.
Evidence that the EEA National resided in the UK since November 2004 to the date marriage was terminated.
If you have already supplied any of the above mentioned documents, you do not need to submit copies or duplicates.
These documents will allow us to begin consideration of your application. A caseworker will cantact you if further documents are required.
To enable the application to be considered properly we need all the above documents, and we believe that it would be reasonable to receive this within 21 days unless we are advised of a good reason justifying an extension.
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