EU3 Form complications

Thats great, did you write to them or they extended your stamp by themselves, update from my side is that i got my application approved. so it took about 5 months. Received letter yesterday

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 18, 2018 9:28 am

Thats great, did you write to them or they extended your stamp by themselves, update from my side is that i got my application approved. so it took about 5 months. Received letter yesterday

congratulations Bro
That’s very great news bro i’m in the same situation waiting for decision
if u don’t mind bro what country are u from or origin

Thankyou. I am Originally from Pakistan.

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 19, 2018 11:26 am

Thankyou. I am Originally from Pakistan.

when did u apply for registration for temporary card and did u still waiting your card or u got already and if u don’t mind what kind of stamp you hold before stamp 4 thanks

i was on stamp 2 till 2013 and i got temporary card on 21st of sep 2018 which i still have to collect but in the mean time i have to get new card for 10 years.

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 21, 2018 7:32 am

i was on stamp 2 till 2013 and i got temporary card on 21st of sep 2018 which i still have to collect but in the mean time i have to get new card for 10 years.

u have to renew passport for 10 years before registration thank very much for information and best of luck bro

well not really i still have 9 years left on this passport so basically can get stamp for 9 years and when the passport will expire i can get for another year using the same document from DOJ

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 24, 2018 9:09 am

well not really i still have 9 years left on this passport so basically can get stamp for 9 years and when the passport will expire i can get for another year using the same document from DOJ

Bro
did u got the approval letter by normal post or registered?

all the correspondences from DOJ are via registered post.

Submitting my EU3 application now based on continous work of EU spouse for 5 years in Ireland.

One main issue : we can't find contract for a year, but we did send that contract to EU treaty office and kept the office updated whenever there was a change in activity or residence.

We do have PRTB letters for 5 years and utility bills for 5 years.

Anything I should worry of??

Pls share your experience

if you can't find the contract for that year why don't you go to the employer where your wife was employed and ask them to give you reference letter stating dates of employment. I did exactly the same for my wife's first employment which was back in 2012 so we just got the reference letter from that company stating the dates of work for my wife.

Thanks Newcomer87,
Actually we got reference letters from each employer whenever my spouse started working at a new place and we sent original reference letters along with 2 payslips to EU treaty sections by post. So basically I believe they should have it on our files. I plan to write this up on a letter and post it together with EU3 application.

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 28, 2018 5:48 pm

if you can't find the contract for that year why don't you go to the employer where your wife was employed and ask them to give you reference letter stating dates of employment. I did exactly the same for my wife's first employment which was back in 2012 so we just got the reference letter from that company stating the dates of work for my wife.

yeah if you have the reference letters i would say you are very much covered, if your wife is still working and if you have the contract from this job just add this on to your file.

Thanks. It took time to get all the documents sorted. So we have sent completed application today by registered post.

When do we expect an acknowledgement letter from them for EU3 application?

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 31, 2018 7:39 am

yeah if you have the reference letters i would say you are very much covered, if your wife is still working and if you have the contract from this job just add this on to your file.

masterboy123 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 08, 2018 3:31 pm

Thanks. It took time to get all the documents sorted. So we have sent completed application today by registered post.

When do we expect an acknowledgement letter from them for EU3 application?

newcomer87 wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 31, 2018 7:39 am

yeah if you have the reference letters i would say you are very much covered, if your wife is still working and if you have the contract from this job just add this on to your file.

within 10 working days they should have issue a acknowledgement letter

Many thanks.

irish786 wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 08, 2018 5:03 pm

within 10 working days they should have issue a acknowledgement letter
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my wife applied for eu3 permanent residence end of april. in oct, we requested for temp extension ss her visa is expiring in dec, have heard nothing yet. how long does it generally take to receive the temp extension.

nojoyfrominis wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 20, 2018 7:03 pm

my wife applied for eu3 permanent residence end of april. in oct, we requested for temp extension ss her visa is expiring in dec, have heard nothing yet. how long does it generally take to receive the temp extension.

don’t worry they will issue the temporary stamp before expire dec
can you share some information with us did u working 5 years continusly they request any more documents and how many p60 did u submit thanks

Yes. I have never been unemployed and have sent p60s for all five years. We have booked appointment with gnib Dublin for Friday. Hopefully approval or extension will come before Friday. Otherwise we are going to ask for extension there

I got an acknowledgement letter that they have received the application and list of all documents that we have submitted.

They are requesting for "recent payslips of EU spouse for a continuous period of 5 years".

We will send few payslips from each year. Hope that would do the trick.

Update. Went on Friday to GNib Dublin and they gave 4 month extension there and then.

brilliant so no more stress now.

No stress for couple of months

Got letter today from EU office saying they have received the documents and a decision will be made in due course.

Will this take 6 months?

well depends, i got my application approved in 6 months altogether.