EEA2 problem with the estate agency

Wanted to share with you how bizarre situation my husband had today. He holds his RC (expires in March 2015) as a Non EU national family member. He got a phone call today from our estate agency that they will not be able to extend our tenancy agreement (which finishes at the end of Feb 2015) as his visa is about to expire and if he doesn't apply now for a new one he might be deported(!) and they will not take that risk...We both were completely shocked, never had that kind of situation before...What shall we do? Straight apply for the EEA4? We got married in October 2009. RC was granted in March 2010. I exercise my treaty rights as an employee since 2008. Will the confirmation from the HO after the EEA4 application be enough to shout them up?

The estate agency seems like start following code of practice for landlords. But after applying the eea4 application on getting the acknowledgment/correspondence letters from UKVI may satisfy the estate agency.

sheraz7 wrote:The estate agency seems like start following code of practice for landlords. But after applying the eea4 application on getting the acknowledgment/correspondence letters from UKVI may satisfy the estate agency.

Thank you for your response. Wasn't aware of that document. My question is in our circumstance are we both not holding automatic PR, which means we are not under immigration restrictions anymore? What if the letter from HO will not satisfy the agency? Can they evict us? We have a small baby so what shall we do in that case?

ohojska wrote:

sheraz7 wrote:The estate agency seems like start following code of practice for landlords. But after applying the eea4 application on getting the acknowledgment/correspondence letters from UKVI may satisfy the estate agency.

Thank you for your response. Wasn't aware of that document. My question is in our circumstance are we both not holding automatic PR, which means we are not under immigration restrictions anymore? What if the letter from HO will not satisfy the agency? Can they evict us? We have a small baby so what shall we do in that case?

I think the EU citizen will have automatic PR but the non-EEA citizen doesn't get automatic PR; the Home Office will need to 'issue' this to you via form EEA4. It might be a good idea if your spouse were to apply for PR as soon as possible; that way at least you will get the COA soon. That should be enough to put them at ease.

Also, what about showing them the regulations about being able to live in the UK legally as the family member of an EEA citizen exercising treaty rights in the UK (i.e. working)?

Good luck!

Also, what about showing them the regulations about being able to live in the UK legally as the family member of an EEA citizen exercising treaty rights in the UK (i.e. working)?

I tried that and they are not accepting anything except his new visa...

good afternoon hope you all are well.

just want to ask few question to a dear friend who is so stressed. here is the situation.

EEA2 Applied in january, refused due to PROXY marriage.

APPEAL DISMISSED WITH PERMISSION TO APPEAL TO THE UPPER TRIBUNAL.

MY QUESTION IS IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TO REGISTER THE MARRIAGE IN THE UK WHILE ON APPEAL TO THE UPPER TRIBUNAL?

MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE

tteacake35 wrote:good afternoon hope you all are well.

just want to ask few question to a dear friend who is so stressed. here is the situation.

EEA2 Applied in january, refused due to PROXY marriage.

APPEAL DISMISSED WITH PERMISSION TO APPEAL TO THE UPPER TRIBUNAL.

MY QUESTION IS IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TO REGISTER THE MARRIAGE IN THE UK WHILE ON APPEAL TO THE UPPER TRIBUNAL?

MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE

I think you should start a new thread...

[quote="ohojska"][quote="tteacake35"]good afternoon hope you all are well.

just want to ask few question to a dear friend who is so stressed. here is the situation.

EEA2 Applied in january, refused due to PROXY marriage.

APPEAL DISMISSED WITH PERMISSION TO APPEAL TO THE UPPER TRIBUNAL.

MY QUESTION IS IT IS STILL POSSIBLE TO REGISTER THE MARRIAGE IN THE UK WHILE ON APPEAL TO THE UPPER TRIBUNAL?

MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE.