EU citizens with unmarried partners - how can they come to the UK under the Settlement Scheme?

EU citizens in the UK: If you have settled or pre-settled status your close family members can also apply to the EU Settlement Scheme.
Spouses, civil partners and unmarried partners (called "durable partners") are all covered, if the relationship existed before 31 December 2020 and still exists when they apply. If you got married or entered a civil partnership after 31 December 2020, your spouse or civil partner might still be covered if you can show that your relationship was durable (serious) before this date.
If you are applying as a spouse or civil partner you will need to provide your marriage or civil partnership certificate with your application.
If you are applying as a durable partner the Home Office normally expects you to show that you were living together for two years or more by 31 December 2020. Documents that can show living together include: joint bank statements, utility bills, or a tenancy agreement in joint names (these are just examples and there are many other documents you can submit). If you have not lived together for two years you may still qualify as a durable partner if you can show that you were in a serious relationship by 31 December 2020.
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[@sebastianviq3801]

Im in a relationship with European living in the UK under pre - settled status. We stayed togueter for 1 year in 2019 -2020 in Costa rica then he left to the UK. We have been visiting each other but dont have any documents to cover that we lived togueter in 2019. Just pics If we decide to marry Today in 2023 can i apply under the EU Settlement scheme as a family member once we are married??

[@othmenbenmohamed4454]

I'm in in relationship with European citizens live in England we meet three times but we don't live together for 2 years Can I apply for it ?

[@EULondonRep]

Thank you for your question. We are unable to provide individual advice on whether people should apply under the EU settlement scheme. As a general point, if you have only met your potential European sponsor three times it will be extremely unlikely that the Home Office will accept that you are durable partners. If you wish to consult a qualified immigration adviser about your situation see links to qualified advisers at this website (under the heading Where can I find further information? Qualified Advice): www.eurights.uk/what-you-need-to-know.

[@daughterofmothermary1470]

How can I contact you sir for assistance?

[@EULondonRep]

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