Which form to go for?
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Which form to go for?
Hi
I need some advice. I have just renewed my Dutch Passport. And would like to apply for permanent residency.
What form do I need to fill in to start the process? Is it this one: https://www.gov.uk/eea-registration-...nent-residence
Many thanks
I need some advice. I have just renewed my Dutch Passport. And would like to apply for permanent residency.
What form do I need to fill in to start the process? Is it this one: https://www.gov.uk/eea-registration-...nent-residence
Many thanks
#2
Re: Which form to go for?
Hi
I need some advice. I have just renewed my Dutch Passport. And would like to apply for permanent residency.
What form do I need to fill in to start the process? Is it this one: https://www.gov.uk/eea-registration-...nent-residence
Many thanks
I need some advice. I have just renewed my Dutch Passport. And would like to apply for permanent residency.
What form do I need to fill in to start the process? Is it this one: https://www.gov.uk/eea-registration-...nent-residence
Many thanks
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Re: Which form to go for?
Thank you
I am busy filling the form online. I have come to this bit:
Financial resources
Were you a student or self-sufficient person? (Required)
Yes
No
Please provide details of the financial resources available to you during that time
Include:
the source of the income (for example, own savings, scholarships or bursary, income from lawful employment or self-employment, income from rental property, money from a friend or relative)
how much you received and how often you received it (for example, every week, month, year)
My husband and I are self employed he is English. What proof should I give here? Do I just write self employed?
I am busy filling the form online. I have come to this bit:
Financial resources
Were you a student or self-sufficient person? (Required)
Yes
No
Please provide details of the financial resources available to you during that time
Include:
the source of the income (for example, own savings, scholarships or bursary, income from lawful employment or self-employment, income from rental property, money from a friend or relative)
how much you received and how often you received it (for example, every week, month, year)
My husband and I are self employed he is English. What proof should I give here? Do I just write self employed?
#4
Re: Which form to go for?
Thank you
I am busy filling the form online. I have come to this bit:
Financial resources
Were you a student or self-sufficient person? (Required)
Yes
No
Please provide details of the financial resources available to you during that time
Include:
the source of the income (for example, own savings, scholarships or bursary, income from lawful employment or self-employment, income from rental property, money from a friend or relative)
how much you received and how often you received it (for example, every week, month, year)
My husband and I are self employed he is English. What proof should I give here? Do I just write self employed?
I am busy filling the form online. I have come to this bit:
Financial resources
Were you a student or self-sufficient person? (Required)
Yes
No
Please provide details of the financial resources available to you during that time
Include:
the source of the income (for example, own savings, scholarships or bursary, income from lawful employment or self-employment, income from rental property, money from a friend or relative)
how much you received and how often you received it (for example, every week, month, year)
My husband and I are self employed he is English. What proof should I give here? Do I just write self employed?
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Re: Which form to go for?
what about this question:
Looking for work
Were you in the UK looking for work during the relevant qualifying period?
Yes or No?
I clicked no - but wonder if that one is a yes
Then I got this question:
Other periods
Are there any other periods you have not told us about, or is there any additional information you would like to give to explain how you acquired permanent residence in the UK?
But I don't have permanent residency, so what do I answer to that?
Thank you so much.
Looking for work
Were you in the UK looking for work during the relevant qualifying period?
Yes or No?
I clicked no - but wonder if that one is a yes
Then I got this question:
Other periods
Are there any other periods you have not told us about, or is there any additional information you would like to give to explain how you acquired permanent residence in the UK?
But I don't have permanent residency, so what do I answer to that?
Thank you so much.
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Re: Which form to go for?
Then I got this question:
Other periods
Are there any other periods you have not told us about, or is there any additional information you would like to give to explain how you acquired permanent residence in the UK?
But I don't have permanent residency, so what do I answer to that?
Thank you so much.
Other periods
Are there any other periods you have not told us about, or is there any additional information you would like to give to explain how you acquired permanent residence in the UK?
But I don't have permanent residency, so what do I answer to that?
Thank you so much.
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Re: Which form to go for?
OK. So is this the right form to fill in? https://www.gov.uk/eea-registration-...nent-residence
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Re: Which form to go for?
OK. So is this the right form to fill in? https://www.gov.uk/eea-registration-...nent-residence
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Re: Which form to go for?
The link that is in your post 2 is the one I was filing in, when I got to the question of permanent residency.
So have been doing research.
I have been married for 27 years to a English man. I have lived in the UK for 41 years, (my family moved here from The Netherlands). So can I apply for this: https://www.gov.uk/becoming-a-britis...ritish-citizen
I am very confused by it all, as you can see.
So have been doing research.
I have been married for 27 years to a English man. I have lived in the UK for 41 years, (my family moved here from The Netherlands). So can I apply for this: https://www.gov.uk/becoming-a-britis...ritish-citizen
I am very confused by it all, as you can see.
#10
Re: Which form to go for?
The link that is in your post 2 is the one I was filing in, when I got to the question of permanent residency.
So have been doing research.
I have been married for 27 years to a English man. I have lived in the UK for 41 years, (my family moved here from The Netherlands). So can I apply for this: https://www.gov.uk/becoming-a-britis...ritish-citizen
I am very confused by it all, as you can see.
So have been doing research.
I have been married for 27 years to a English man. I have lived in the UK for 41 years, (my family moved here from The Netherlands). So can I apply for this: https://www.gov.uk/becoming-a-britis...ritish-citizen
I am very confused by it all, as you can see.
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Re: Which form to go for?
Thank you.
So which form do I fill in to get that EEA permanent residency confirmed?
So which form do I fill in to get that EEA permanent residency confirmed?
#12
Re: Which form to go for?
https://visas-immigration.service.gov.uk/product/eea-pr
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Re: Which form to go for?
OK. I think i understand. I can fill it in because I qualify because I have been here at least 5 years. So to that question 6 I click yes because of the time I already live in the UK. Is that correct?
#14
Re: Which form to go for?
You need to have been a qualified person at least five consecutive years. Merely living in the UK is not enough. If you have been self-employed for the last five years then you will qualify.
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Re: Which form to go for?
OK, Yes I am in business partnership with my husband for that time.