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Hi there,

I can't get my head around this form
Can someone help me, please?
The case is:
Bulgarian couple, came in 2010, working since day 1 in UK, have a 3 year old kid.
1. Can I fill in 1 application and add my partner and our daughter to it? Or I have to fill inn 2 forms and don't add the child at all?
2. If I can fill 1 application do I have to send P60, proof of address, letter from employer, payslips for my partner as well or the documents have to be only relating to me - I am the main applicant.
3. Do I really have to send ALL payslips and bank statements for the last 5 years? Or I can attach only a few for each year?

Thank you very much!
Any help appreciated!

katiasn wrote:Hi there,

I can't get my head around this form
Can someone help me, please?
The case is:
Bulgarian couple, came in 2010, working since day 1 in UK, have a 3 year old kid.
1. Can I fill in 1 application and add my partner and our daughter to it? Or I have to fill inn 2 forms and don't add the child at all?
2. If I can fill 1 application do I have to send P60, proof of address, letter from employer, payslips for my partner as well or the documents have to be only relating to me - I am the main applicant.
3. Do I really have to send ALL payslips and bank statements for the last 5 years? Or I can attach only a few for each year?

Thank you very much!
Any help appreciated!

1. One person who has been a qualified person can sponsor their family members for permanent residence after five years of residence. However your daughter doesn't have PR yet, PR is acquired after five years residence and she can't meet the requirement if she is three years old. She can't obtain PR until she has resided in the UK for Five Years.
2. Not if you are sponsoring your wife. You must show your a qualified person and your wife has been residing in the UK and the family relation (i.e. marriage certificate)
3.The more evidence the stronger your case.

Thank you for your reply.

So I will take off our daughter from the application.
Not sure what you mean by "Not if you are sponsoring your wife." - 2 of us are employed. I am not sponsoring him. We are not married. We are partners.

Ok, I will include as much document/evidences as possible

Thank you

katiasn wrote: Not sure what you mean by "Not if you are sponsoring your wife." - 2 of us are employed. I am not sponsoring him. We are not married. We are partners.
Thank you

Oh I'm sorry I misunderstood, Then you will each have to fill out an individual application for EEA PR.

Hi,

So do I understand it correctly by saying that you can add a family member to your application, only if they are not working, staying at home and you are "sponsoring" them?

Thank you