If your COA entitles you to work. then you can take up any job that comes your way. Best to register with as many agencies as possible. Some will still not register you without seeing you passport. Be prepared for rejection. It's a competitive job market now.
Exactly. First come first serve would make more sense. Personally, after reading lots of blogs & forums it appears that applications from visa nationals take longer than those of non visa applicants. That said, for me it must have been because of my past immi' history. I still think that within 6 ...
The long wait is finally over. I applied for a RC as a spouse of an EU national, and after we got married 3days later i sent our Marriage certificate. COA was received within 4 weeks, but it has taken exactly 7months for my RC to be issued. My immigration history was complex. I approached several ...
See also Sponsors, paranoia and unfair dismissal . Start proceedings for compensation from the UKBA for the delay of over six months. Many thanks for the link Vinny. Other than raising a complaint and waiting for them to respond, what can i do to get UKBA to start giving answers. Passport Euro in ...
Oh and also i included a copy of my marriage certificate and wife's passport most companies just need something for there records and if you bin bard them with documents that prove you're allowed to work they will back off :P You sound like quite a forceful character and perhaps have a sensible ...
You are still allowed to work if you are married to EEA national exercising treaty rights. Your rights are not dependent on having a document confirming that. If your employer would ask for proof, ask tell to call the HO employer helpline. They should confirm that you are allowed to work even if ...
Well i have already sent 2 email complaints to 2 separate departments and will also send letter complaints tomorrow.
I was speaking to my in-laws last week and they were shocked that an applicants passport can be held for over 6 months without even an update.
It's a hard-knock life is all i could say.
You application is over six months. Complain like crazy. It must be issued within six months by law. I tried complaining over the phone but it was the CS department who were clueless about what is was going on with my app. Sent an email complaint and am just waiting to hear back. What is the best ...
Hello all, I applied for a RC as a spouse(married) of an EU national exercising treaty rights by working. Sent EEA2 app early October and received COA allowing me to work end of October. It's now 6months and no RC. Just reread COA and it states that employers must ask for a passport after 6months ...
