Hi, Yes your options are these two however the EA FP is easier option. For the process, your wife can apply for it herself once married. The British High Commission may want to see a notarised copy of your marriage certificate. As far as i am aware UK dosent recognise religious marriages. The ...
I havent seen or heard any thing new in terms of requirements. You both will have to prove your identities and nationalities. If you are free from immigration control, then your partner's polish ID card will be fine. Some registrars are not well equipped with the knowledge on EEA Regualtions and may ...
Yes, this is a residnce card for family memvber of EU citizen on an ISD which bears my photo and usual security features. I am familiar with MARAX but dosent hurt to read it thoroughly again. Yes, the ferry goes from harwich to Hook of Holland direct and Harwich officers seems to have no problem ...
Thank you Directive. Very helpful advice. I will print it off.
We were married in UK earlier this year and yes we both have plenty to prove excercising treaty rights. I have work ID as working for a local authority and letter from UKBA.
Will do a test run and let you know how it went.
Can you please advice if i can travel to Nertherlands with my spouse (dutch national) using an Immigration Status Document with Residence Card affixed to it? I dont have a passport and have applied for a new one but it is taking way longer than anticipated. We have bought aur ferry tickets for 2 ...
As you have been living together you can apply for a residence card on basis of your durable relationship. YOu will need to provide at least 2 years cohabitaion evidence, i.e tenancy agreement, council tax, utility bills all in both names. References from famly/friends confirming your relatinship ...
Imraniqbal, We have had this discussion in another thread and i questioned the legitimacy of this claim. So far no one has come forward with any reliable source to prove your claim of "resetting the clock". There is no such this as that and it would be far more helpful to forum users if the info ...
Punjab, Actually there is no set documentation required to prove that your wife has been a job seeker. Self declaration for such a short period is sufficient. What UKBA need to judge is that EEA national and the spouse/family member have been resident in UK without being an unreasonable burden on ...
Punjab, The right of residence for family member of EEA national does not end regardless of any stamp in the passport. This can happen in a few circumstances 1. S/he stops being a family, EEA national stops exercising treaty rights or returns to another member state/elsewhere. 2. Serious public ...
The reliable source is that I had already confirmed with EEA inquiry line and they said you can keep your passports or ids back with you as long as you want,The case worker will request you in writing a letter to send your passport in case if they need it. Not sure if you are replying to my post or ...
if you keep your passport more than i think 2 weeks check that in theire web site will take longer because it will return to the position one. Berber,there is no such thing like this. A letter requesting passports normally gives 21 days or otherwise. After that time, they may still consider it but ...
RC duration depends upon case. If an RC is acquired as family member of EU juvenille citizen, the the RC will be valid only until the said person turns 16 or 18 (sorry cannot remember which one). Second example is if applicant is a carer for a child or another EU citizen, again RC can be of a ...
[quote="dotsystemPls did you mean you sent your application without yours or eea passport, or both, and they didnt request for it. Thank you[/quote] I sent it without my passport as i didnt have one. My spouse's passport was requested as part of covering letter and they sent it back with the COA.
Sorry to hear about your problems. Legally as long as you are legally married, you will have no restrictions in staying in UK. As for border control, all they need to know is that your husband is in UK and is exercising treaty rights. As he is Irish citizen he may have different rules applied to him ...
Punjab, No problem however one shouldnt give advice without researching the subject. It seems one is merely trying to advance their "title" than anything else. That is not the purpose of this forum.
Punjab, See below for info. RIGHTS OF NON-EEA NATIONAL FAMILY MEMBERS OF EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA (EEA) NATIONALS 6.1 Retention of the right of residence following divorce or annulment of marriage/dissolution of civil partnership A person who ceases to be a family member of a qualified person on ...
if HO finds that he is divorced and still in this country they will deport him as far as i know. your partner and you both have to live under one roof in a relation ship. now he might be lucky till 2015 but after that he will need to apply for a new permitt. Punjab, Not sure why you would give ...
The time is calculated from the date UKBA recieved your application. If there are no additional investigations in your case then it should be decided within 6 months. Nearing to 6 months or after that time, you can write to them threatening legal action if they have not processed your application ...
I know how you feel, it is frustrating at the least. Church usually wants you to be a member of the church for a few months or so. Then you have to meet with the pastor and give your intention of marriage. S/He will take the details (and may still ask for ID but they are not legally required or ...
Guru, Both spouses have the right to remain for the first three months in the host country. The non-EEA spouse acquires a right of residence (and hence work) when the EEA national commences exercising treaty rights. The authority of the host country is supposed to issue a residence card within six ...
Sorry but you will find that all registrars in the UK use the same database (national record of births deaths and marriages) and record all enquiries about marriages. Therefore you most probably will get the same reply. You can attempt to renew the passport (difficult without a valid visa) or if you ...
Wrong advise given again. If you have been married for 3 years before divorce proceedings have been issued, you will retain the right to PR. UKBA have already seen your partners/spouse's papers therefore may only want to see that the treaty rights are exercised. You do not need your spouse to help ...
