, why don't you renew your passport at the Italian consulates in the UK? Because 1) It's almost impossible to get an appointment and 2) There is a minor irregularity on my passport that only the "Questura" in Italy can potentially change, if they want and if they care. The ID doesn't have this ...

Hi board, a bit of context: - Italian citizen, in UK for donkeys' years, EU full settled status achieved in 2019. - I am aware that a EU citizen can, at least in theory, live and work in UK and travel in/out of UK with just a national ID, as long as this document is registered with UKVI and ...

You can open a Transferwise Borderless Account (or whatever it's called nowadays) and you'll get a Mastercard debit card in as many currencies as you need, including GBP.

EDIT: It's now called "WISE multi-currency account" but it's the same thing as above.

1) what is your nationality?

2) Have you tried explaining to your work coach that your ILR was not achieved under the EU settlement scheme?

3) Have you put a note on your journal asking your WC the chance to upload a scan of your document proving ILR?

When an EU citizen comes to UK for settlement he can call his family over, or close relatives, for a very low fee, I don't know exact maybe £70 to £150 for the application, and doesn't have to show much of a salary/income and they can claim benefits straight away, why are they allowed to claim u ...

Yes, they accepted mine. But that was before Bojo was PM. I've heard they've started being picky now. Good luck.

Awesome! Thanks for clarifying so quickly. I've always had a Spanish EHIC card since I moved to the UK, sadly it expired and my only 'proof' is the current one that I have, but it's from the UK. Would that be an issue? Thanks! C It doesn't matter. If you have been in employment since 2013, it's ...

She can be out of the country for less than 180 days in a year.

Pre-Settled status is just placebo. Just wait until you can prove 5 years and then make a new application for full status.

Pre-settled status has nothing to do with your previous applications and 5 year history. These are the requirements for non-eu ctizens:
https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-ci ... ss-citizen

If you can satisfy these requirements you can apply, otherwise you can't.

SarahCol wrote: ↑

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rooibos wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 18, 2019 6:25 pm

ldn19 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2019 10:11 pm

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If you were convicted, irrespective of how long it was, you would need to declare this in your application.

Not if this doesn't show up on the PNC.

Does that mean if it does not show up on the certificate I do not need to mention it?

That's exactly what I said.

Hi there I'm an EU national and have got settled status. But, I haven't been given any Settled status card or stamp on my EU Passport. If/when you have received the confirmation email, you'll have been given a link to this site: https://view-and-prove-your-rights.homeoffice.gov.uk/eu-settlement ...

Does she speak any Dutch at all? If so, there is a free legal advice all over NL called Juridish Loket:
https://www.juridischloket.nl/

They also do an email service:
https://www.juridischloket.nl/email-ons/

Alright, thanks.

, during subsequent applications to the Home Office (and possibly other government departments), you may be required to prove residence by means of government correspondence, by council tax statements, state pension statements, P60s, etc. Thanks. What other applications to the HO would a EU citizen ...

If one is granted EU Settled Status, How long can they absent from the UK? Is it 2 or 5 years? I seem to remember that it would have been 5 years if Parliament had approved the W.A., which, as we all know, hasn't happened yet. However, on this page: https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens ...

"0 applications were refused status under the scheme" This is misleading. If you are refused full settled status, you'll be offered pre-settled status, which is pretty much placebo. I personally know of applicants who have lived in UK for 40 years but have only been given pre-settled status.

I also received a COA for my Settled Status and I didn't have a PR before hand. Every applicant will get a COA.

In the acknowledgement email you received is a link to current processing times for applications at: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/eu-settlement-scheme-application-processing-times. I'd wait another week and then give them a ring. I know of people who applied in January and are still ...

ldn19 wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 17, 2019 10:11 pm

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If you were convicted, irrespective of how long it was, you would need to declare this in your application.

Not if this doesn't show up on the PNC.

askmeplz82 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2019 10:00 pm

I did basic DBS checking it didn’t show anything that was 4 years ago

It's free to do a SAR at Acro online. You get results in a few days. If it doesn't show up on the SAR, you don't need to declare it, regardless of what comes out of a DBS. Period.

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Tue Apr 16, 2019 1:28 am

I've one criminal conviction too but i only went to a magistrate court and court fined me £200 for travelling without ticket that was 8 /9 years ago. should i declare it ?

Does it show up on a police certificate?
https://www.acro.police.uk/subject_access.aspx

Thanks for the nice words. I might be slow at understanding things, like you said, but, if it is locked, where is it? I still can't find it. There were some good points raised on that thread that I'd like to read again.

There used to be a "DCPR processing time" thread in the EEA forum. I can't find it in the search box; the only one still active is about the PR card for non-EU citizens. Has it been silently nuked? I've noticed the EEA forum has gone downhill since a new moderator started messing about with threads.

https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/immig ... ed-status/