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Hi all
Really nice to go through most of topics and read interesting and does give a lot of ideas .
My question is that iam EEA family member and my five years visa will be expired in few months and iam wondering if any one can give advise .
Can I apply one month before my 5 years expired ?
Which exactally form I have to fill and send as it shows a lot of section and most looks same
How long takes to get indefinite residence
Do I need any life in UK test or any other tests

Thanks everyone

5. Permanent residence card

Home Office confirms that official EEA series application forms are not mandatory.

Expediting an EU residence document application.

No Life in UK test nor other tests required.

Hi all
Really nice to go through most of topics and read interesting and does give a lot of ideas .
My question is that iam EEA family member and my five years visa will be expired in few months and iam wondering if any one can give advise .
Can I apply one month before my 5 years expired ?
Which exactally form I have to fill and send as it shows a lot of section and most looks same
How long takes to get indefinite residence
Do I need any life in UK test or any other tests

Thanks everyone

Thanks Vinny
Only when I click on last to links doesn't shows any things related to what iam asking about
If there is any more info please .

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... orm-eea-pr

How has your EEA sponsor (your family member) been exercising their Treaty rights in the UK during your 5 year qualifying period?

Working?

Studying or self-sufficient and holding Comprehensive Sickness Insurance (CSI) ?

Its not a visa that you have and you are not applying for 'indefinite' leave as you are on EU route not the UK migration route.
Simply follow guidance for confirmation of PR.

Thanks all of you
My wife is working and iam working too during all this 5 years no gap .regarding documents everything's should be fine .
Well is temporary residence .
My question is can I apply one month before my permit expired .or should be more then that .

You don't have a permit and you can't apply for a permanent residence card before you reach 5 years. It doesn't matter if your RC expires, you can simply get another one.

You should get it into your head that you are not on a visa and as a family member of an EEA national, your right to live and work in the UK is entirely dependent on your sponsor's economic activity, not any documentation (which itself is not mandatory).

thanks ohara
I lived in UK from march 2012 so iam planning to apply after march 2017 which will be over 5 years.