Residency

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2020 9:56am

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John355

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Hi can my partner get her residency through me as my dependent i have my residency and i have a state pension

But she as 2 years before she gets her state pension she as private pensions.

Just looking for advice please.

She as her NIE and she is on the padron and her S1forms have been sent to her from DWP using me as her dependent

Thanks

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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2020 10:18am

elinspain

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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2020 10:18am

Hello

Everyone has to apply independently for residencia with their own documents required for the application -- , as you have done yours, you will know what she needs to do, if not, ask again on the forum,

I'm not sure exactly, how she registers her S1 as a dependent, but a visit to your nearest INSS ( or any information sent with the S1 from from UK), will explain that.

Cheers

Elinspain

Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2020 2:44pm

Marianna41

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Posted: Thu Nov 26, 2020 2:44pm

John355 wrote on Thu Nov 26, 2020 9:56am:
Hi can my partner get her residency through me as my dependent i have my residency and i have a state pension
But she as 2 years before she gets her state pension she as private pensions.

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Just looking for advice please.
She as her NIE and she is on the padron and her S1forms have been sent to her from DWP using me as her dependent
Thanks

Yes John if she has her NIE and Padron (which would have been issued as your dependent) you are both all set to go, if your combined income meets the criteria (we did it last year, but can't recall exacly what it is - something like 12k per annum). Your wife must be similar age to me, and falls into the withholding pensions to 66 rule. We used Sun Lawyers to deal with the application as they guided us along the way, ensuring our paperwork was in order and accompanying us to the police station to have the residency cards issued (process may have changed a little since introduction of the TIE). For any more information see Jim's Guide on here- it's a mine! Best of luck.