EA Family Permit - Wife Italian - Me Brazilian!

Last activity 02 November 2018 by MarkPan

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MarkPanMember01 November 2018 20:12:23

Hi,

My wife moved to Scotland on OCtober 10th and I'm going to apply for a Family Permit to join her and our kids... I want to go before Christmas and New Year! (Less than 3 months that she's there)

The question is, do I still need to wait for her NIS number, Bank Account details and employment info ????

What documents would suffice?

Could anyone tell me if that's enough:

• A covering Letter (Which I already got from one of the forums here)
• Certified copy of my passport.
• Our marriage certificate which has been legally translated into English. ***We've been married for 11 years***
• Our children birth certificate which has been legally translated into English.
• A selection of our online conversation history via whatsapp and facebook.
• A selection of photographs from our time together including some wedding photos.
• Her current tenancy agreement
• Proof of the ammount of money I'm taking

is ther anything else important missing???

Thanks in advance,

CynicUK / Netherlands Expert02 November 2018 10:18:37

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Hi, you've asked the same question elsewhere on the Forum and I've answered it. Scotland is part of the United Kingdom, there are no greater, lesser or different requirements; just follow the UK requirements and you'll be fine.

MarkPanMember02 November 2018 16:12:46

Thanks for you answer,

I've already read that, I'm just not sure about the 3 month period which would require her to be a QUalified Person...

She's applied for her NIS and the appoitment is booked for the end of Nov, but that won't give me enough time to get there before christmas.., so I was hoping to apply before that!!!

anyway,

I'll wait to see if anyone says anyhing here in order to make me more confident...

Or I'm just gonna apply with what I have and hope for the best!!!

cheers

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