UK settled status EXPLAINED - with EXAMPLES (2020) ✅️

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Settled status is an important subject for EU nationals living in the UK. There is a deadline for applications, and a deadline for residence in the UK. This video covers these deadline, and looks at three scenarios:
1. German
2. Spanish
3. French
The three examples should cover most scenarios, so check out this video to work out your next steps, and determine whether in 2018 you are going to apply for settled status, permanent residence, a registration certificate, or whether you wish to naturalise as a British citizen.
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[@annalitwa5677]

Thank you Tom for taking your time and explaining everything so clearly

[@andredeoliveira4125]

Brilliant job Tom, very professional. Many thanks for all your support👏

[@fedgraca6434]

Very helpful content....which reinforces my idea that this whole settlement scheme thing really doesn't make any sense. it's all arbitrarily defined and borderline illegal. I have lived worked and paid taxes and NIC for 17 years in the UK, then i stayed out of the country when i lost my job instead of claiming benefits and now I have lost my right to even reside in the UK again, after hundreds of thousands of pounds paid in taxes in the past.

[@NikoLeon]

Keep it going. You will become popular once the system rolls out. Thank you for doing this in advanced.

[@TomBradford]

Thank you my friend - hope it is useful information! I have a few more videos around the subject coming out over the next few days ...

[@NikoLeon]

Very useful. Trust me, you'll get a bigger audience later on in the year and especially by March next year. You're the only one on KZbin giving out information on this matter. Many thanks.

[@suzanahmed7286]

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[@GabrielGomez-pm7mk]

Hello Tom! Thank you for all the information you are sharing with us! I would like to know what is the minimum time living in the UK, required for pre-settled status? I've heard you need to provide evidence for a minimum of a day out of the last 6 months? Thank you in advance!

[@khadraahmed1559]

Hi. I lived in UK for more than 10 years and rejection.

[@karwan33]

Can you please post the link where you get the application forms.

[@ahmedhosny2412]

what about the family member of a British citizen who has RC based on EU rules (SS route)?

[@monikadunns9230]

Can you say what happen to those who does have a resident permit on the grounds of rights of retention who divorce from an EU national but has been living in the UK well over 10 years ? As of next year that card is no longer valid, can that person apply for settled status ?

[@medusa301]

What about non European family members of EU citizens ? Does the exact same apply?

[@annad1601]

Do you know if Poland will accept dual citizenship once UK leaves EU or the same rule applies as with German nationals?

[@amorcove2415]

Hi i am on spouse visa and my visa is about to expire in 2020. What should i next? Should i apply for a visa extension or apply for indefinite leave to remain instead? I have been here in the UK for almost 2 years now. Thanks

[@Ladydela]

But how can u enter the uk of freddo of movement is stop

[@SpeechlessRoid]

But hold on, can I not straight go to apply for a British Citizenship without having to apply for a settlement scheme when I have a permanent residence. I was certain that I could but, now I'm a bit confused

[@jaal6205]

@Tom Bradford If I get settle status..will it expire ever? Can I leave the UK for lets saz a couple of zears and still come back?

[@David..Gaming094]

What happens to Portuguese Citizens Card holders dwelling in antique Goa State in India before and after so called U.K out of The European Union ..

[@sadafasim5838]

My daughter was born in london i 2004 in london.When she was 9 months old we came back pakistan but her father conpmeted ger 7 years and then csme back pakistan.She will be 17 in February is there any way to get her citizenship on the basis of her birth certificate.Guide plz

[@astronauticsspace9419]

Can you please explain me this? If someone has got settled status but not stayed continously in the UK for the last 5 years (but stayed in the uk continuously 5 years at specific time buy not last 5 years before applying for settled ststus) then how come this person is awarded settled status?

[@karukarthik6472]

Hi Tom I hope you can help me here My child was born (December 2018) when I was in tier 2 general, ( not applied for Indian passport) now I was granted ILR Can I apply for UK passport for child straight away without naturalisation

[@charlieosstyn]

I will call you soon

[@Pinar2509]

hi Tom, first thank you for great helpful content! May I ask what is the best way get approval for an elderly parent to be able to stay with me as long as necessary. I recently have been granted indefinite leave in the UK. My mother has Germany nationality and due to her age (71) - does not speak English much - she stays with me at times longer than 6 months If you have covered this topic already kindly provide link. Many thanks in advance Pinar

[@simonav2026]

Can the council evict me? While I am in proces for settle status?

[@legoyoda256]

No you keep your rights while in the process of applying for settled status

[@babyshacarvalho8363]

My sister is in the uk for last five years but her daughter has Portugal passport can she come to UK as her mother has settled status

[@TomBradford]

This should be possible, but I would need to know more. Feel free to book a consultation with me using my consultation service. Best wishes, Tom

[@jesseduodu-owusu6731]

Hi Mr Bradford, I've got a copy of tenancy agreement, a bank statement and a letter from college from the last 5 years to prove residence for my application for settled status. Would that be OK? Kind regards Jesse

[@legoyoda256]

Yes I have used those as evidence

[@marouaneblimis1390]

Thinks

[@user-cm7ep1tf1z]

Hellp my dukmend