Can you only use the passport return service if it's available in your borough? Our registry office doesn't provide the service, but there are others within easy reach that do. One even offers it as a drop-in service- so no appointment. Will I get my passport and RC returned to me as a non-EEA ...
Thanks. Not sure how much clearer it all is though. You think they'd have sorted this on the government forms. My wife isn't listed as the father on the birth certificate, but the other parent. Seems to me other forms should be updated to reflect this.
The form asks for the details of the parents. However, it asks for father and mother. Obviously, there is no father as we are two women. I'm non-EEA and birth mother. My wife is an EEA national and the other parent. However, there is no 'other parent' option. The success of the application is ...
Background: I'm non-EEA (American) and my wife is EEA (Dutch). We've been living here for almost 8 year (since Aug 2010), but only the last 5 years qualify for PR as we didn't realise we needed CSI whilst she was a student. We have one child, born May 2017. I'm currently filling out the online ...
The law seems not to be well understood. The most relevant piece of law is Article 4(1) of The Immigration (Control of Entry through Republic of Ireland) Order 1972 . This is what enabled Irishmen to be treated as settled as soon as they took up residence in the UK, whereas Australians, who are ...
No. I am assuming he was born in the UK. At his age he could only have PR if a sponsor had come to the end of his/her working life. He would only be British if his mother (or you) had attained PR when he was born, or one of you had most recently entered the UK from the Republic of Ireland. You ...
Hi everyone. We are trying to decide when to apply for PR. My wife is EEA and I'm not. We've been here for 7.5 years, but I couldn't apply at 5 years as we could find certain docs to confirm 5 years of treaty rights, so we had to collect another 5 years. We are now there. We were wondering with ...
Update . . . EEA Spouse Application posted on: 29 Jan 2016 Received by UKVI/HO on: 1 Feb 2016 Payment taken on: 3 Feb 2016 Bio letter received on: 11 Mar 2016 (2nd letter stating I failed to register within 15 days of the date on the 1st letter, which was actually never received.) Biometrics ...
Update . . . EEA Spouse Application posted on: 29 Jan 2016 Received by UKVI/HO on: 1 Feb 2016 Payment taken on: 3 Feb 2016 Bio letter received on: 11 Mar 2016 (2nd letter stating I failed to register within 15 days of the date on the 1st letter, which was actually never received.) Biometrics ...
Non-EEA married to EU national Application sent: 29 Jan 2016 Application received: 1 Feb 2016 Fee taken: 3 Feb 2016 Biometrics letter recevied: 11 Mar 2016 (2nd letter stating I failed to register within 15 days of the date on the 1st letter, which was actually never received.) Biometrics enrolled ...
I hope they are not causing delays now. We also sent off an EEA application on 23 February 2016 and have not had any reply or further letters about Biometrics yet. I rang the home office again today. I was told the processing time varied based on the caseworker's load and that he bio letter should ...
I hope they are not causing delays now. We also sent off an EEA application on 23 February 2016 and have not had any reply or further letters about Biometrics yet. I rang the home office again today. I was told the processing time varied based on the caseworker's load and that he bio letter should ...
I just want to confirm that this "Other Immigration Documents" is equal to COA letter. Can I assume this letter as an other document from the homeOffice. if yes then my case is simple clear they said on next page that you dont need to take further action. please guide me I am very tensed as its ...
Anyone else experience a delay in receiving the biometrics enrolment letter? I sent off my EEA spouse application at the beginning of Feb and the funds were take on 3 Feb. I've looked at the timeline on here and it seems that people who has their funds take 10 days after me have already received ...
Ref: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/441957/employers_guide_to_acceptable_right_to_work_documents_v5.pdf From 6 April 2015, we started issuing Residence Cards (including Permanent Residence Cards and Derivative Residence Cards) for non European EconomicArea ...
My RC will expire in March 2016, so I need to send off to renew asap to ensure I have the required documents to continue working as they check my right to work every year. However, my passport wil expire in Sept 2017, so I'd rather renew that early so I don't run into the issue ofan expired passport ...
I was hoping to be able to apply for PR, but we got some wires crossed and ended up without comprehensive sickness insurance for 6 months during the time my EEA spouse was a students. As such, we had to start the 5 year waiting game all over again. So, this leave me back to where I began almost 5 ...
There are additional requirements when self-employed and looking for work. It seems like you have the jobcentre registration covered for when you were looking for work, but when you are self-employed, you have to have comprehensive sickness insurance for you and all of your dependents, otherwise you ...
I have to reapply soon as my current RC is set to expire in March 2015. I have no problem paying a fee, but it better mean a better and quicker service, something the UK isn't known for. The Netherlands may have a small fee (not sure if they do but others have mentioned it), but you usually get your ...
Regarding your questions in a new thread of 20 November. 1. The period of three years start from the date of marriage, and you must also actually live together during that period. The documentary evidence that is required depends on the local situation in the country where you live. Contact the ...
Clarity on the following would be much appreciated! I am an American who has been living with my Dutch partner since 2009, first in Ireland and now in the UK. We have been resident in UK for 3 years now under EU law. We recently got married in Amsterdam (Aug 2013). In regards to the following: "You ...
We have moved 3 times and have all leases and receipts also internet and cable bills are in our names with the same address. We recently opened a joint account and that's all the prove we have. Our relationship is genuine and I love him too much that if we are refused I don't think I will be going ...
EEA2 only looks at evidence at the time of the application. Not a lengthy duration of time. You can also apply for EEA4 with the evidence you have and if refused apply for EEA2. Never really thought about trying with the chance of refusal, but I guess why not. Thanks. Glad it's only current instead ...
I still have a little while to go before I can apply for the EEA4, but I was looking and realised we think we made a mistake. I am currently on a 5 year EEA Residence Card as an unmarried partner of an EU national. She had issues finding work in our 2nd year in the UK so she went back to Uni to ...
