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giving a voice to the 3 million eu citizens in the uk join us home settled status campaigns store more more donate breaking - the government announces a simplified application for settled status - our reaction 22 june 2018 yesterday, the british government announced the rules for settled status in a flurry of communications, including a 55-page statement of intent. the3million cautiously welcomed the home office’s intention to simplify the procedure for eu citizens to document themselves after brexit, but we also called for more clarity and firm guarantees. ​ the fact that it has taken two years to come up with “three simple steps” to register eu citizens shows you that there is nothing easy or simple about this. ​ while there is no doubt the proposed application procedure for settled status is a significant improvement from the permanent residence 85-page application procedure, the home office seems to have failed to convince eu citizens of its merit. ​ based on a current live poll we are running, 9 in 10 eu polled citizens do not feel reassured by the statement. ​ it's hardly surprising, considering that in the last two years, we have been played as bargaining chips in the negotiations by the very same government or being called names by politicians, tabloids and newspapers editors while being targeted in the street with verbal and physical violence in an unprecedented manner. it will take a lot more than one ministerial statement to restore the lost trust in british institutions. what this poll shows is that it's not only about the system or the procedure. it's about being treated like human beings and having our individuality as european citizens living in another member state respected, irrespective of the uk leaving the eu. considering the above, a gesture of goodwill such as scrapping the £65 fee would send the right message, since we are already funding the home office through our taxes. ​ we want more clarity. there are still many fundamental questions to be answered: what will happen to people who don't have the right documents or don't know they have to apply for settled status? is the government ready to invest tens of millions in raising awareness to ensure all eu citizens apply? how will the home office manage demand? what if the 3-step process fails? see journalist robert peston's tweet about the difficulty to register his identity on the .gov portal how will the home office manage the backlog if delays happen due to technologic issues? what about human errors, knowing the current error rate for immigration application is 10%? how will they manage the inevitable surge of applications towards the end of the application period? ​ in april, we issued 150 unsettling questions to the home office, and we will review these questions following the statement. there is simply so much at stake: if we get rejected or miss the deadline, our bank accounts could get frozen, we would lose the right to work or rent, and we would no longer be able to access healthcare. it is a vast project to give a status to 3.6 million people, and the most vulnerable eu citizens will need support in more ways than accessing an app, calling a helpline or attending advice sessions at their local library. some eu citizens might not be able to produce the right documents - for example, teenagers who have never paid taxes or used the nhs, or pensioners or students. children seem particularly vulnerable, as they are entirely dependent on their parents making a paid application for them within the deadline. we need assurances that all vulnerable eu citizens will be safe, regardless of their personal situation. ​ we also need firm legal guarantees . intentions and promises are not good enough at this stage. as put brilliantly by maike bohn in her bbc interview , “after two years of being left in limbo, we don’t take things on trust… we want legally binding guarantees” the good news it's within the government's reach to do so. how? by agreeing to our proposal to set the settled status rules in an additional protocol to the withdrawal agreement. unfortunately, the government confirmed yesterday it is currently planning to use secondary legislation to implement settled status. secondary legislation offers little guarantee because it is not debated in parliament, and one piece of secondary legislation can be replaced by another piece of secondary legislation with little scrutiny. it's a bit like trump's executive orders in the states. did you know? since 2012, the home office has changed the rules of immigration 58 times using secondary legislation. what guarantee do eu citizens in the uk have if the settled status rules are based on secondary legislation? three steps now, ten steps tomorrow? we need this to be enshrined in law, not just in home office regulations and an international protocol is how we can benefit from maximum constitutional protection. ​ to continue our campaign to protect eu citizens' rights, please become a supporter so we have the resource and the fire power to hold the government to account ​ support our crowdjustice campaign to remove the immigration exemption! 10 may 2018 today the house of commons passed a data protection bill. the bill includes an immigration exemption that denies people access to their data exactly when they need it the most. the open rights group and the3million are launching a legal challenge to force the government to remove this exemption, and are asking for support to fund this claim. this exemption will affect everyone involved in an immigration case, for example: those seeking refuge in the uk, those affected by the windrush scandal, the three million eu citizens who will have to submit their applications for a new immigration status after brexit. if this bill becomes law, people won’t have the right to access their personal data held by the home office. according to the chief inspector of borders and immigration, the home office has a ten percent error rate in immigration status checks. this exemption would allow these mistakes to go unchallenged. these errors could lead to an application being refused or even deportation. we are asking people to pledge to support our legal case against the government so everyone can have equal access to their data and access to justice. ​ read on settled status - 150 unsettling questions to the home office 10 april 2018 (updated 14 may 2018) we have published 150 questions to the home office about settled status. these are not trick questions or difficult questions. they are just questions we need answers to, so we can have confidence in the government's application scheme. the 150 questions are classified in 15 categories: 1. criteria for settled status applications 2. eligibility of different groups for settled status 3. details of application process 4. uk pre-withdrawal agreement voluntary application scheme (before 29 mar 2019) 5. transition period - withdrawal agreement ratified (30 march 2019 - 31 dec 2020) 6. grace period for settled status applications (jan - jun 2021) 7. temporary / settled status and citizenship 8. support, legal assistance and legal aid 9. loss of settled status 10. home office infrastructure for settled status 11. consequences of rejected settled status applications 12. eu citizens' rights and data protection legislation 13. withdrawal agreement - uk legislation 14. the independent authority 15. rights of eu citizens with settled status don't forget to also download our settled status checklist, with a list of documents which can help you in your future application to settled status. read on caroline nokes: "this is not about exercising treaty rights" ​ 17 april 2018 ​ on tuesday, the3million met caroline nokes mp, the immigration minister, as well as senior civil servants from the home office in the house of commons. during a frank exchange, the minister confirmed that the home office would not test eu citizens retrospectively for having exercised treaty rights

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