Facebook Twitter Pinterest Guidelines from the Home Office in 2016 regarding family members of EU citizens in the UK. When Tomioka told her she was married to an EU national, she should not have received what was a “standard letter”. Three weeks after that, her son’s child benefit was stopped with a demand from HMRC for £5,044 in back payments. Within days, her driving licence and child benefit were reinstated. After a Guardian inquiry, the Home Office said: “Ms Tomioka is not subject to removal from the UK.

Source: The Guardian September 18, 2017 06:01 UTC