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UK Residence Card
Want to apply for a UK Residence card? A residence card is issued to non-EEA national family members and extended family members of an EEA national who were granted settled / pre-settled status under the EUSS.
Need help applying for UK Residence card? Master Legal Services is an expert team of London based immigration lawyers that provide comprehensive immigration services for both businesses and individuals, based inside and outside the UK.
UK Residence Card Application – Eligibility
The family will have to evidence their relationship with the EU national who was issued a status under the EUSS, please note that there is no need to prove that the EU national is exercising their treaty rights through working, self- employment, studying, or being self-sufficient.
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UK Residence Card Application – Who are the family members and extended family members
Family members are considered to be spouses, civil partners, children or grandchildren under 21, or dependent parent or grandparent.
An extended family member is considered to include: unmarried partners in a similar situation to civil partnership or marriage, or a relative who is not mentioned above. This, therefore, includes siblings, uncles, aunts, cousins, nieces, and nephews.
UK Residence Card Application – How long is the Residence Card valid
A residence card is valid for 5 years, after which the family member can apply for settled status in the UK, they have to note that they will not be eligible to apply without the documents of their sponsor, i.e., will need to show that their relationships still exist. Please contact our office to discuss your Residence Card as there are recent changes that may impact your application.
What are the benefits of having a UK Permanent Residence Card?
1. You will be eligible to apply for British Citizenship after just one year of residence in the UK. You cannot apply for British Citizenship without having been granted settled status first.
2. Due to current immigration rules both EU citizens and their family members are required to apply under the new scheme and obtain settled status. Non-EU family members will be issued with BRP cards confirming their status in the UK. They will also need to attend biometric appointment.
3. Your family can join or remain with you in the UK even if you aren’t a qualified person at that point. Even if you don’t satisfy the criteria of a ‘qualified person’, you can still continue living with your family in the UK, as your status under the EU settlement scheme enables you to do so.
4. You can claim public funds.
5. Your child can become a British citizen. Your settled status will benefit your child’s British citizenship application.
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