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Non-Eu spouse of Eu citzen applying PR
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 7:53 pm
by samsung92
Hi everone,
This question is regarding my friend who is married to EU citzen for the last 5 years and 6 months.
He is going to apply for his permnanat residence card in comming months.
1. Does 5 year period start from the date of marriage or date of EEA family member visa stamped?
2. Do I need to submit her last 3 years of tax record or 5 years?
3. She also worked sometime ( 3 months = 1 month) in Holland in the last 5 years. Do i have to decalre that?
Does EU Holland tax department is directly connected with HMRC?
Re: Non-Eu spouse of Eu citzen applying PR
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 8:42 pm
by noajthan
1) Where/where were you married?
When did both parties enter UK?
When did sponsor become a qualified person?
2) 5 years evidence - for everything; rock-solid evidence.
3) Yes, declare absences.
Why would they be connected? And why worry?
Re: Non-Eu spouse of Eu citzen applying PR
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 10:14 pm
by samsung92
noajthan wrote:1) Where/where were you married?
When did both parties enter UK?
When did sponsor become a qualified person?
2) 5 years evidence - for everything; rock-solid evidence.
3) Yes, declare absences.
Why would they be connected? And why worry?
1. Got married in 2012 in uk. Were living together 3 months before getting married. Sponsor eu citizen was working in UK since 2011.
2. Sponsor didn't have job in 2013 for 9 months. So no tax record for 2013.
3. Only worry is that we had fight in the past and she left me for almost 6 months and went to Holland. She worked there for 6 months then she returned back and started living together.
Re: Non-Eu spouse of Eu citzen applying PR
Posted: Thu Aug 25, 2016 10:23 pm
by noajthan
samsung92 wrote:noajthan wrote:1) Where/where were you married?
When did both parties enter UK?
When did sponsor become a qualified person?
2) 5 years evidence - for everything; rock-solid evidence.
3) Yes, declare absences.
Why would they be connected? And why worry?
1. Got married in 2012 in uk. Were living together 3 months before getting married. Sponsor eu citizen was working in UK since 2011.
2. Sponsor didn't have job in 2013 for 9 months. So no tax record for 2013.
3. Only worry is that we had fight in the past and she left me for almost 6 months and went to Holland. She worked there for 6 months then she returned back and started living together.
1) Count from wedding day then.
2) How was sponsor a qp then then?
Or PR clock will have stopped and reset to zero.
3) That's a concern, any absence over 6 months could have reset PR clock to zero.
So 2 suspect periods that may mean you have not acquired PR.