2020-12-31 11:08:16, ilmm24 napisał(a):
A ja składałem wczoraj, dla 3 osób, i dostałem maila, że nie mogą potwierdzić mój status (mamy podwójne obywatelstwo PL/UK), i że mam dosłać skany dokumentów, co zrobiłem... no i za chwilę dostałem email zwrotny, że ich skrzynka mailowa jest już full. Od tamtej pory próbowałem kilka razy i dalej to samo... Czy to oznacza, że aplikacja mi przepadnie? Rozumiem, że jak się ma dual citizenship, to nie ma opcji potwierdzić swój status przez <a href="https://www.gov.uk/view-prove-immigration-status" target="_blank" target="_new">https://www.gov.uk/view-prove-immigration-status</a>, prawda?

Further information required in support of your application
UK EHIC reference number: XXXXXXXX
Dear K

Thank you for your application for a new UK European Health Insurance Card (EHIC).

We have been unable to confirm your entitlement to a UK EHIC and require further information to support your application.

EU settled or pre-settled status
We need evidence to confirm you have EU settled or pre-settled status in the UK. You may be able to provide this by using GOV.UK's proof of immigration status page.

If you do not have EU settled or pre-settled status, please send evidence of your right to reside in the UK to nhsbsa.ehicapplicationsohs@nhs.net

This could be either of:

your passport or national ID card from a country in the EU, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein
a certificate of naturalisation, a permanent residence certificate or an Accession State Worker Registration Scheme certificate - if one of these is not available, you should provide evidence of the countries where you have lived and worked and evidence to support this. You should also document other nationalities you hold and which ones you have held from birth.
If you are a dual UK/EU national, you should also confirm:

you acquired British citizenship through naturalization
you were a citizen of an EU country, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland or Liechtenstein prior to also becoming a British citizen
that you have retained your nationality of one of these countries
Proof of residency in the UK
We need to see proof of your residency in the UK. Send us any two of the following documents, which must be in your name:

A utility services bill (gas, electric, water, telephone, or home broadband) dated within the last three months.
A Local Authority council tax demand notice or council tax reduction notice dated for the current financial year.
A housing association, letting agency, council tenancy letter or rent agreement which is valid currently.
A benefit award notice dated within the last three months.
A letter from HMRC dated within the last three months.
The documents you provide must be dated and clearly show your name. The address on the documents must match the address on your application.

If you are unable to provide two of the documents listed, you can send us an alternative showing your name for us to consider. Examples of alternative evidence may include a mortgage statement, bank statements or a letter from a hospital or doctor on headed paper. These must be dated within three months of the date of your application.

If we are unable to accept the alternative, we will contact you to advise what you should do next.

Sending your evidence
You can send your evidence to us by taking a photo of it using your mobile phone or a digital camera, or by scanning your evidence. Send the photo or scanned image as an email attachment to nhsbsa.ehicapplicationsohs@nhs.net

If you are unable to send your evidence this way, please let us know by emailing us at the same address.

When sending evidence to support your application, make sure you clearly state:

your EHIC reference number
your full name
your date of birth
Until we receive the documents we have requested, we will not be able to process your application.

If you added any dependants to your application, you will receive a separate email for each dependant advising you about their UK EHIC.

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Kind regards

Overseas Healthcare Services