hi sis!
well, she knew that i'm on spouse visa coz my hubby is with me. she said the requirements now have changed coz we did mention to her about what me & my hubby read in the forum, my hubby even told her i need to be registered coz i might get pregnant soon. maybe, we will just contact the HO about this. my hubby is just worried what if i get sick & i'm not yet registered. yes, i brought with me our marriage cert. but she didnt care to look.
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You will need to get an NHS medical card first...
http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/articles...articleId=887#
Then you can register with your GP.
http://www.psd.scot.nhs.uk/doctors/r...-practice.html
you are taking up permanent residence in the UK, so you are entitled to free National Health Service (NHS) hospital treatment (evidence your visa)
print this page and go back to the or try another clinic/GP
TAKING UP PERMANENT RESIDENCE IN SCOTLAND?
WHAT ARE YOUR HEALTH CARE ENTITLEMENTS?
married to a person living in the UK
How do I register with the NHS when I move to England?
Hi Islander,
I suggest you contact your GP surgery again and ask them to spell out in detail the exact the name of this supposed "Home Office Document" they say they require, cos it seems to me that almost all of members of the forum that have already registered with GP's didn't need anything other than passport and maybe marriage certificate. Then if there is such a document that no one on here seems to know about, you could try emailing the Home Office at ukbapublicenquiries@ind.homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk to see why you haven't been issued with one.
Iain.
i'm pretty certain, as i said b4, that the HO will not send you a letter stating your status, i think they use to, but as others have said, passport and marriage license should be enough..
when my misses was offered a job in the nhs ,and they wanted to check she was entitled to work in the uk, not only did they want to see my wife's passport, also my passport and for me to show up to![]()
HAVE TRIED EMAILING THEM & ITS ONLY TODAY THAT I GOT A REPLY, IT SAYS ...
Thank you for your enquiry.
You may be eligible to receive NHS treatment if:
you have been issued 12 months leave to remain in the UK in any immigration category.
Please contact your Local Health Authority for further information.
You are advised to write to the UK Border Agency address with all the details for a status letter and the relevant department will look into your request.
UK Border Agency, Lunar House, 40 Wellesley Road , Croydon , CR9 2BY .
Yours sincerely,
Umar Saif
Immigration Group
UK Border Agency
I'M A BIT CONFUSED, DOES THIS MEAN I'M NOT ENTITLED FOR A FREE HEALTH CARE CONSIDERING THAT I'M STILL HOLDING A SETTLEMENT (SPOUSAL) VISA?
THANKS AHEAD!
thanks ahead!
with a heart full of love, you will express your highest potential while also fulfilling your soul's deepest purpose:
TO LOVE AND BE LOVED!
Dont worry Islander, you definately are entitled to free medical care on a spousal visa. I think that the doctors surgery you chose to register with are just being very picky. As you've heard from myself and other members on here, Most doctors usually only require you to show your visa slip in your passport.
Iain.
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