🇪🇺If you are eligible to apply for the EU Settlement Scheme but have not applied yet, you can still make a late application if you were in the UK before 30 December 2020. Read more about applying late: https://eucitizens.uk/eu-eea-citizen-living-in-the-uk-before-31-december-2020/make-a-late-application-to-the-eu-settlement-scheme/ #EUUK #EUcitizens #EUrights #EUSS | European Union in the UK

Did you not know your child was eligible to the EU Settlement Scheme? Many EU citizens assume their children are British just because they were born in the UK. This isn't always the case - and if they are EU citizens they could be eligible to the EU Settlement Scheme. The deadline to apply was 30 June. However, if you didn't know you had to apply for settled status for your children you can apply late. More info about who can apply late to the EU Settlement Scheme: https://www.gov.uk/settled-sta

🚨 EU Settlement Scheme Update! 🚨 If you're working or living in the UK with Pre-Settled Status, here's what you should know: - The expiry date of your pre-settled status will no longer be shared with employers and landlords during Right to Work and Right to Rent checks. - If your employer or landlord has already checked your pre-settled status, they won't need to do it again. - For new jobs or tenancies, your employer or landlord will need to verify your status using the View and Prove service

📢Applying for settled status through the EU Settlement Scheme? Here's what you need to know👇: 1️⃣ You will have to prove your identity, even though you will have already done this when applying for pre-settled status. If you have got a new passport or ID card since you applied for pre-settled status you should use this new ID document to apply for settled status. 2️⃣ In most cases you'll have to prove evidence of 5 years' residence in the UK. You can do this by providing your National Insuranc

🇪🇺🇬🇧Making a late application to the EU settlement scheme? You will need to give a good reason for applying after the June 2021 deadline. What counts as a good reason will depend on your situation. Have any questions about late applications? Leave them in the comments below👇 Read more about eligibility and making a late application: https://eucitizens.uk/eu-eea-citizen-living-in-the-uk-before-31-december-2020/make-a-late-application-to-the-eu-settlement-scheme/ | European Union in the UK

✅ If you have status under the EU Settlement Scheme, you can use your passport or your national ID card to travel to and from the UK. This is your right for life. ❗It is a good idea to link your ID card to your EUSS application on your online UK visas and immigration account. For more information, have a look at our EU rights website http://www.eurights.uk and the Q&A leaflet on the EU Settlement Scheme https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/1c1a159d-33d7-11ed-8b77-01aa75ed71a1

📢EU Citizens with EUSS status – Keep your UKVI account updated! If you have pre-settled or settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme, it’s important to keep your UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account up to date if you change your contact information. The Home Office will contact you using the information on your UKVI account – don’t miss out on important updates! 🔄 Make sure to update your UKVI account if you’ve changed: ✔️ Mobile phone number ✔️ Email address ✔️ Name ✔️ Passport or nati