EEA2 related question

ghjkl · Post by **ghjkl** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 4:05 pm

Hi, everyone.

How many years does the first EEA2 Residence Card valid for?

Is there chance to be asked to go to interview by homeo ffice when turning 5 years EEA2 to PR?

Thanks very much!

Post by **noajthan** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 4:07 pm

ghjkl wrote:Hi, everyone.

How many years does the first EEA2 Residence Card valid for?

Is there chance to be asked to go to interview by homeo ffice when turning 5 years EEA2 to PR?

Thanks very much!

Doesn't it say on the card?

Why do you think there's an interview? None of these cards are 'visas'.

ghjkl · Post by **ghjkl** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 4:19 pm

noajthan wrote:
ghjkl wrote:Hi, everyone.

How many years does the first EEA2 Residence Card valid for?

Is there chance to be asked to go to interview by homeo ffice when turning 5 years EEA2 to PR?

Thanks very much!
Doesn't it say on the card?

Why do you think there's an interview? None of these cards are 'visas'.

Thank you for your information,

I am sorry I have never seen a card and also dont have one, so I dont know how long it is usually.

I saw some post that ppl were called for interview when applying eea2. and I wonder does it apply to PR.

Post by **noajthan** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 4:23 pm

ghjkl wrote:Thank you for your information,

I am sorry I have never seen a card and also dont have one, so I dont know how long it is usually.

I saw some post that ppl were called for interview when applying eea2. and I wonder does it apply to PR.

A RC is issued for 5 years. Be aware its not a visa its just a confirmatory document and if circumstances change it may not remain valid for 5 years.
(Its also not called EEA2 anymore).

People are called in for interview in relation to sham marriage/marriage of convenience.
I'm not aware of any other reason for interviews.

ghjkl · Post by **ghjkl** » Sat Jul 09, 2016 4:26 pm

noajthan wrote:
ghjkl wrote:Thank you for your information,

I am sorry I have never seen a card and also dont have one, so I dont know how long it is usually.

I saw some post that ppl were called for interview when applying eea2. and I wonder does it apply to PR.
A RC is issued for 5 years. Be aware its not a visa its just a confirmatory document and if circumstances change it may not remain valid for 5 years.
(Its also not called EEA2 anymore).

People are called in for interview in relation to sham marriage/marriage of convenience.
I'm not aware of any other reason for interviews.

Thanks for your help!