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NOT SURE ABOUT WHICH FORM TO USE.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2015 1:19 pm
by leopett
Hello you all!
I am about to send my application for a PR card as a family member of an EEA national (italian wife for over 14 years now). My doubt is: she will ask for her PR too. So I got this form called EEA(PR) at the home office site. On page 15 section 1, A, it asks us the reason of the application: 1 : EEA national applying for a document certifying residence.
2: Non- EEA national applying for a permenent residence card. And THAT'S my doubt: SHOULD we tick BOTH boxes? Since we are applying for both options on the same form....yes or no? I really appreciate your help, as I am doing it TODAY ,and got stuck in that section. Many thanks!
Leo
Re: NOT SURE ABOUT WHICH FORM TO USE.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2015 4:43 pm
by lake1
leopett wrote:Hello you all!
I am about to send my application for a PR card as a family member of an EEA national (italian wife for over 14 years now). My doubt is: she will ask for her PR too. So I got this form called EEA(PR) at the home office site. On page 15 section 1, A, it asks us the reason of the application: 1 : EEA national applying for a document certifying residence.
2: Non- EEA national applying for a permenent residence card. And THAT'S my doubt: SHOULD we tick BOTH boxes? Since we are applying for both options on the same form....yes or no? I really appreciate your help, as I am doing it TODAY ,and got stuck in that section. Many thanks!
Leo
You can't used one form for the 2 of you, you need to complete 2 separate forms but can send them together in one envelop.
Re: NOT SURE ABOUT WHICH FORM TO USE.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2015 5:21 pm
by donbright
lake1 wrote:leopett wrote:Hello you all!
I am about to send my application for a PR card as a family member of an EEA national (italian wife for over 14 years now). My doubt is: she will ask for her PR too. So I got this form called EEA(PR) at the home office site. On page 15 section 1, A, it asks us the reason of the application: 1 : EEA national applying for a document certifying residence.
2: Non- EEA national applying for a permenent residence card. And THAT'S my doubt: SHOULD we tick BOTH boxes? Since we are applying for both options on the same form....yes or no? I really appreciate your help, as I am doing it TODAY ,and got stuck in that section. Many thanks!
Leo
You can't used one form for the 2 of you, you need to complete 2 separate forms but can send them together in one envelop.
Can
Obie wrote: please answer this question or any one else that can explain. Can en EEA and Non EEA national married use the EE(PR) form to apply for a PR together, declearing the Non EEA as the dependant and the EEA the main applicant please?
Re: NOT SURE ABOUT WHICH FORM TO USE.
Posted: Mon Dec 14, 2015 11:34 pm
by vinny
EEA(PR) wrote:Your family members
You can include your family members (including extended family members) in this application if they also qualify for permanent residence.
You must pay an additional £65 for each family member you include. If your payment does not cover you and your family members, we will reject your application and return it to you without consideration.
Re: NOT SURE ABOUT WHICH FORM TO USE.
Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:59 pm
by lake1
vinny wrote:EEA(PR) wrote:Your family members
You can include your family members (including extended family members) in this application if they also qualify for permanent residence.
You must pay an additional £65 for each family member you include. If your payment does not cover you and your family members, we will reject your application and return it to you without consideration.
Interesting I guess the new form changed it all, am still working from the days of EEA 3 and EEA 4.
Re: NOT SURE ABOUT WHICH FORM TO USE.
Posted: Wed Dec 16, 2015 8:28 pm
by leopett
vine, thanks a million!
I was doubtful about it. now I will send the form way more reassured. great!
one last question, though: should i send a pre paid special delivery envelope for the HO to send me back my docs when done? I recall sending one when i first got my 5 year residence card.
Guess I will be sending a pre paid...it's safer.