Literally nobody knows?

Does anybody have any idea with regards to that? Proof of self-assessment, in what is that different than the categories mentioned below that section in the guidance notes? Also, would you be able to assist with the proof of address issue for our last year (no utility bills, only bank statement ...

Yeah but a proof of payment to HMRC is in category one which you may use if you are unable to send a proof of self assessment with HMRC so I am not too sure what to do.

and just to make my question about self-employment clearer: It says: "We accept any one of the following, covering the relevant qualifying period: * proof of self-assessment with HMRC * business accounts * P60s, including tax and National Insurance contributions for the relevant qualifying period If ...

Hi all! My wife and I are due to apply for our EEA PR next year. I am a lithuanian citizen and she is a non-eea. We got married in September 2013 here in the UK. She then left the country to apply for an EEA family permit, and got it in November 2013. She returned to the UK and received her 5-year ...

Hello, 1. Is it basically the prior EEA 1 Yes, EEA 1 is just the name of the form you used to apply for a residence certificate. 2. Would I need to have it or shall I just wait for next year (July 2018, 5 years since I started living and working here) to get my permanent RC ? No, It is not required ...

hello, I am an EU citizen. I've been living and working as self-employed in the UK since July 2013 (have worked every year, filled tax return etc.). My wife was given a 5-year resident card (EEA 2 I believe) in March 2014. I see a lot of talking about an EEA QP now which I believe wasn't a thing in ...

Yes you acquire PR automatically, You will just be applying for a document to prove your PR. I'd say it would be harder because you have to have enough evidence cover five years instead of just the current period for a Resignation certificate or residence card. So much sure you keep your documents ...

You can be absent for up to six-months per year or ONE absence of 12 months for important reasons (such as childbirth). So you are fine as you are both well under six months :) Yes your fifth marriage anniversary your wife will acquire PR if you are still excusing treaty rights/you acquired PR ...

Yes you are correct it's five years as a qualified person, your wife will only count from when she became your direct family member (unless she held a family permit or residence card prior to that as a extended family member) so that will be the day you got married in in the UK or the day you came ...

Hi everyone, and thank you for your help in advance. I am an EU citizen, moved to London, UK in July 2013 and applied for an NI number that month too. I am a self-employed private tutor and had work immediately as I moved here, since then I have filled tax return for years 2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015 ...

Just tried again, 10am- off-peak time, now a new message says "sorry, due to high call demand we're unable to take your call" and tells me to go to their website. I think they're trying to minimise the calls but this is too aggressive, I've been trying to reach an adviser since the 1st of April!

Thanks again!

Ok, thanks. as a EEA migrate, self-employed I am eligible. The question is- as far as i know housing benefit is on both names, would be any issues with getting Permanent residency (EEA 3, EEA 4) in 5 years time?

Any thoughts? ideas?

few weeks

behold2014 wrote:hi,am new here,ow can i send you pm.
ours was also refused (please help)

You sent one just fine, and I replied..

self-employed, you can send me pm if you want.

It was refused since they say I didn't demonstrate that I exercise treaty rights in the UK. after sending few more evidences they reconsidered and issued RC.

Thanks mate once again, I'm not to stressed about it, but with the amount I've paid the application, appeal, accountants etc. it wouldn't hurt to get at least another 80 quid back ;) In any case, it's completely confusing- the tribunal are telling me that it's not the home office because I withdrew ...

chaoclive wrote:Yeah, it will be the Fees Team. The caseworkers won't have any influence on that (I guess).

Hope you get some more of it back, but it's not the end of the world!

Good luck.

Cheers mate!
Is it related to the H.O at all? I'm the one to withdraw it since getting it reconsidered. thanks again

Hello, I read a lot on this forum and could quite understand if it's possible or not to claim Housing Benefits as an EEA, if my wife which is non-EEA has already received her RC for 5 years (EEA2). The claim would be on both of our names as we're leaving together, but the main one is myself (EEA ...

I've been calling 0300 123 2253.

When you call 0151 672 5626 it says that it's the old no and please dial the number above.

I doubt that they will give much more back to you :( This seems to be normal procedure. If I were you I'd go on with my life and forget it. Of course, if you're really interested in that 80GBP you could email them again and ask why they took off an admin fee: Furthernationalityenquiries@homeoffice ...

Hi, Been trying to chase the H.O for about 2 weeks now any every time I call, no matter what time of the day I get "due to exceptionally high call volume we cannot answer your call" and they disconnect me. Anyone knows what's that about?? Been trying to call other numbers but they tell me only this ...