We have provided examples of how families can demonstrate their NRPF status. This list is not necessarily exhaustive and families may be able to provide alternative evidence not listed. In all cases, the family should complete and sign the self-declaration form confirming both their immigration category and that they are not above the maximum income threshold required for their area. Article 8 of the ECHR
Families will be able to provide a letter from the Home Office granting them leave to remain in the UK or a biometric residence card. Section 4 of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 Families will be able to provide a letter from the Home Office or local authority confirming Section 4 support or an ASPEN card.
BN(O) passport holders Families will be able to show either a BN(O) passport or visa. Spouse, work or student visa holders Families will be able to show their visa. Zambrano or Chen carers In many (but not all) cases, the family will be able to show a derivative residence card. If they do not hold this, they must be able to show that:
the carer or parent is not a British citizen
the child is a British citizen
the carer is a direct relative or legal guardian of the child, and they have the primary responsibility for the child
there are no other members of the carers’ family in the UK or the EEA who could look after the child