Eldery Dependent Application

[Aingeall]

Hi Sir Joebloggs! Thanks for your replies. I really appreiate it this time. I first came in Northern Ireland on a working permit in Jan 2003, then brought my husband & 2 kids over as my dependents. We all got our ILR in 2008, then became citizens in 2009. My only sister came over in Cambridge with her family in April 2010 on a Tier2 Working visa with her husband & 2kids as dependents. The only one left at home is my mom.
Am I eligible to apply for my mum a family permit instead of an Elderly dependent visa if we are only naturalised citizens?
I phoned my Solicitor today to ask for a letter re my house & accommodation, as he was the one who did all the paper works when I bought it in 2004. Would that be of importance? I have no time to get Independent Accommodation Report, as my mum's interview is on Tuesday, 07/06/11. I also went to Inland Revenue to get my Tax Credit Report for the Child Tax Credit I am getting, but they told me they just posted the latest reports for year 2010-2011 on May 30, 2011. It usually takes 2wks to receive it. I noted the name of the Representative I was talking to & is planning just to email my mom re this. Do you think the Embassy would be kind enough to consider it. I have the copy of my Child Benefits though. Do I need to send it as well?
I really am nervous of the outcome of this interview. I told my mum just to be honest on why she wants to come over, and that she has nothing to worry as long as she answers the questions as honestly as she can.
Is there any advise you can give about the possible questions they may ask. Thank you very much. It's nice to know you can talk to someone about this. I really appreciate your effort in getting back to me.

[joebloggs]

no you cant apply for a family permit for her, as you need to be in another EU country and exercising your treaty rights, some people who were born in northern Ireland can apply for British and Irish passports.

did you not send evidence you own the property?
Accommodation (home owners) If the sponsor owns his home, he should include a certified copy of the deed showing this. If the sponsor has a mortgage, the appropriate entry from the Land Registry should be provided, and the mortgage payments should appear in the bank statements.


also

overcrowding .. http://www.peterborough.gov.uk/housi...rcrowding.aspx

questions they will ask, i'm sure they will ask about what savings she has, what family she has in the phils..

[Aingeall]

I sent the certified copy of the Conveyance & Title Deed. My mortgaged is directly debited from the bank statements I forwarded in the Embassy when my mum lodged in the application on the 27th April. Guess they didn't give me enough time to gather all the additional requirements they are requesting before scheduling an interview on Tuesday. You probably know I can't just get them in a snap of a finger. They phoned her yesterday & advised her to get the originals on her interview date. Even DHL courier couldn't guarantee it'll be there in time. DHL told me it'll be 3 working days. As you know I had to go to my Solicitor & Inland Revenue to get plead today, but I failed to get the paperworks. I emailed my mum & told her to show them the Child Benefit & Child Tax Credit that goes into my account, which are clearly written in my bank statements every 4wks.
Now, I don't know if she'll be allowed to enter the interview room without these documents...her interview time is 9:15am.