I have read eea regulations 2000/2006 and also 2011 ECIs regarding CSI. CSI is always a requirement for student/self sufficient as mentioned in eea regulations 2000/2006. We sent our son's application for british passport in 2007 with only school/college/university latters but no CSI. We got ...

At that time(early 2007) we sent school/college/university latters confirming her period of studies along with covering latter and there was no comprehensive sickness insurance at that time. will these documents would be enough today when ukba require CSI to cover studies time.

that means her PR has been recognised by home office(IPS) and we can use child british passport as a proof that recognition. can i use this when i will be appyling for PR.

Thanks she got her son british passport on the basis of treaty right she exercised as a student(no csi was to cover that period) for 5 years from 2001 to 2006 by IPS that makes us believe her PR has been recognised by one of home office dept back in 2007. Although she never applied for PR ...

Any thought by anyone?

Hi
Is that ok for eea national(spainsh) to claim child benefit for her british son while exercising treaty right as self sufficient with CSI. She started to claim when she was working. Will it have any effect on self sufficient treaty right.

Thanks