Does he plan to work in the UK? He should apply for a Residence Card asap, as the CoA will be required as proof of his right to work in the UK. Should he apply for the residence card even though it won't be valid after 2020 or just the presettled status in April. He can work with the EEA Family ...

CR001 wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 20, 2018 7:23 am

It will be pre settled status as he doesn't have 5 years residence.

You likely start from scratch again too.

Thanks but do I apply for the presettled status once the scheme opens or should we apply for the residence card straightaway?

Your help would be appreciated

rooibos wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 20, 2018 6:43 am

Are you a EU national or Indian? Why the Indian flag?

Please read my answer to your query...

I'm Indian by origin...that wasn't the purpose of my post anyway to be questioned why I've put up an Indian flag... I'm sure you could be more helpful?

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