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1. www.gov.uk › view-prove-immigration-statusView and prove your immigration status: get a share code

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   get a ‘share code’ to prove your status to others, for example employers; update personal details in your UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account, for example your passport number or email...

2. www.gov.uk › check-immigration-statusCheck someone's immigration status: use their share code

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   Use this service to check someone’s immigration status if you have their ‘share code’. The share code will have been emailed to you or given to you by the person whose status you’re...

3. www.gov.uk › guidance › online-immigration-status-evisaOnline immigration status (eVisa) - GOV.UK

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   Oct 30, 2023 · An eVisa is an online record of your immigration status and the conditions of your permission to enter or stay in the UK. You will need to create a UKVI account to be able to access your...

4. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › immigration › applyingUpdating and proving your pre-settled or settled status

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   After you get your decision letter, you can view your pre-settled or settled status online on GOV.UK. If you’re from the EU, EEA or Switzerland, you will not get a card showing your pre-settled or settled status - your status is only online.

5. www.citizensadvice.org.uk › immigration › onlineGetting an online immigration status (eVisa) - Citizens Advice

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   Mar 8, 2024 · You can check how to view and prove your pre-settled or settled status. If you already have an online account You don’t need to create a UKVI account if you already have one.

6. www.migranthelpuk.org › news › how-to-view-and-proveHow to view and prove your immigration status - Migrant Help

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   This will detail your immigration status. Should you need to prove your status, click ‘Prove your status to someone.’ Step 10: Select the option which best describes why you are proving your immigration status and click ‘Continue’. For example, if your employer would like to check your right to work, you would select ‘work in the UK’.

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   How can I Share my immigration status information with eVisa?

   • You can watch a video on how to travel with your eVisa. You can share your immigration status information with third parties, such as employers or landlords, by generating a share code in the view and prove service, which will give them time-limited access to your immigration status information.

   Online immigration status (eVisa) - GOV.UK

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   What is a UK visa & Immigration (UKVI) account?

   • If you applied to the EU Settlement Scheme, you’ll have created a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account. You do this as part of the application process. This account includes your digital profile which confirms your immigration status. You use this account to sign in to the online ‘View and Prove’ service on GOV.UK. You can use the service to:

   View and prove your immigration status - mygov.scot

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   Do I need an eVisa or a UKVI account?

   • If you are a British or Irish citizen, and you hold a British or Irish passport, you do not need an eVisa or a UKVI account and do not need to do anything. You should continue to use your passport to prove your status in the UK.

   Online immigration status (eVisa) - GOV.UK

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   Can I access my eVisa if I have permission to stay in the UK?

   • If you have permission to stay in the UK, once you’ve created your UKVI account you will be able to sign in to the view and prove service to access your eVisa. If you cannot see your eVisa details as soon as you create your UKVI account, there is nothing you need to do. We will contact you directly by email once your eVisa is available to view.

   Online immigration status (eVisa) - GOV.UK

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   When does my eVisa expire?

   • You’ll need to create a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account before the end of 2024 to access your eVisa. Most biometric residence permits (BRPs) have an expiry date of 31 December 2024 - because eVisas are replacing BRPs. This doesn’t mean your visa ends on this date. You should create an account for your eVisa before your BRP expires.

   Getting an online immigration status (eVisa) | Citizens Advice

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   How do I check if I have settled status in the UK?

   • You can check or change the identity document linked to your status on GOV.UK. You might have got an EU Settlement Scheme biometric residence card when you were given pre-settled or settled status. If you have one, make sure you take it with you when you travel - you need it to enter the UK.

   Updating and proving your pre-settled or settled status

   www.citizensadvice.org.uk/immigration/applying-to-the-eu-settlement-scheme/viewing-your-pre-settled-or-settled-status/

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8. www.mygov.scot › eu-citizens-living-in-scotlandView and prove your immigration status - mygov.scot

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   Jan 1, 2021 · View and prove your immigration status. If you applied to the EU Settlement Scheme, you’ll have created a UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) account. You do this as part of the application process. This account includes your digital profile which confirms your immigration status.