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EUN2.19 What are the visa endorsements for EEA family permits? wrote:After entry to the UK the holder can apply to the Home Office for a residence card. A residence card (an endorsement in the holder's passport) enables the holder to re-enter the UK without the need for an EEA family permit for as long as they are the family member of an EEA national with a right of residence in the UK. A residence card, which is normally valid for five years, is simply a confirmation of the holder's right of residence in the UK - it is not a compulsory requirement. See further guidance on applying for residence cards.
hi, thank you for the update, congratulation for the baby! it usually takes few month to get NI, it took me 6 months.... all the bestandy and ann wrote:Just thought I would give a quick update.
My wife gave birth to our baby girl on Wednesday, and both are doing great.
Getting registered at the doctors was easy, we just needed to open a bank account in her name for proof of residency. We are still awaiting her National Insurance Number, but think that is finally getting sorted.
I just wanted to say that everything has gone brilliantly and to thank everyone for the amazing help we recieved, which enabled us to get where we are today.
Thank you so much!
6 months is way too long... I got NI number in 10 days!vegeta_2009 wrote:hi, thank you for the update, congratulation for the baby! it usually takes few month to get NI, it took me 6 months.... all the bestandy and ann wrote:Just thought I would give a quick update.
My wife gave birth to our baby girl on Wednesday, and both are doing great.
Getting registered at the doctors was easy, we just needed to open a bank account in her name for proof of residency. We are still awaiting her National Insurance Number, but think that is finally getting sorted.
I just wanted to say that everything has gone brilliantly and to thank everyone for the amazing help we recieved, which enabled us to get where we are today.
Thank you so much!
it all depends where you from etc...i remember that catch 22 situation where you cant get NI untill you get a job and you cant get a job untill you get NI... at the time not many peopple liked putting you on a temp NI number....wet26 wrote:6 months is way too long... I got NI number in 10 days!vegeta_2009 wrote:hi, thank you for the update, congratulation for the baby! it usually takes few month to get NI, it took me 6 months.... all the bestandy and ann wrote:Just thought I would give a quick update.
My wife gave birth to our baby girl on Wednesday, and both are doing great.
Getting registered at the doctors was easy, we just needed to open a bank account in her name for proof of residency. We are still awaiting her National Insurance Number, but think that is finally getting sorted.
I just wanted to say that everything has gone brilliantly and to thank everyone for the amazing help we recieved, which enabled us to get where we are today.
Thank you so much!
Indeed - although the government makes it very clear that a NI number is no proof of right to work.vegeta_2009 wrote:it all depends where you from etc...i remember that catch 22 situation where you cant get NI untill you get a job and you cant get a job untill you get NI... at the time not many peopple liked putting you on a temp NI number....