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- Who needs to apply
- Dates and deadlines applicable to the EUSS
- UPDATE: Impact of COVID19 on EUSS applications
- Help and support for vulnerable citizens
- Application summary
- Proving your identity
- Using the app
- Using the online form
- Viewing and updating your status
- Proving and sharing your status with others
- Your rights with status
- Resolution Centre
- Criminal convictions
- How your data is used
- Applying from abroad
- Upgrading pre-settled to settled status
- Applicants requiring help to apply
Residence
- Residence criteria
- How residence is assessed
- Absences and residence for people with pre-settled status
- Providing evidence
- Documents
- Multiple applications and re-applying
- Applying with PR
- Applying with ILR
Family members
- Applications from family members
- Children
- Applying with a biometric card
- Applying without a biometric card
- Getting a EUSS biometric card
- Evidence
- Spouses and civil partners
- Unmarried partners
- Children, grandchildren and great grandchildren
- Parents, grandparents and great grandparents
- Extended family members and dependent relatives
- EUSS Family permit
- Dual UK/EU citizens (Lounes)
- Surinder Singh
People with pre-settled status need to make sure they spend at least 6 months out of every 12, in the UK, in order to qualify for settled status.
If you have pre-settled status, you will need to make a new application for settled status, it will not be granted automatically.
If your children are not British, they will also need settled or pre-settled status after the end of June, even if born in the UK.
The deadline for most people to apply under the EUSS is the end of June 2021.
You need to apply for settled status if you applied for citizenship with PR and will not have your ceremony before the end of June.