Hello everyone! Great news even for me and my wife :D this morning we have received all our documents back and the letter (dated 21st November) by the Home Office where they inform us that our RC is on its way from Bristol! :D we will receive it within 10 working days :o I had requested my passport...

Hello everyone! Great news even for me and my wife :D this morning we have received all our documents back and the letter (dated 21st November) by the Home Office where they inform us that our RC is on its way from Bristol! :D we will receive it within 10 working days :o I had requested my passport ...

June Applicants : Londonboy333 ~~~~ 01/06/2015 dropbox ~~~~ --/06/2015 MarcoGvantsa ~~~~ 09/06/2015 Jpa ~~~~11/06/2015 leandro ~~~~12/06/2015 Nightwolf ~~~~15/06/2015 Kostyra ~~~~ 22/06/2015 miu912 ~~~~ 23/06/2015 perdyann ~~~~ 23/06/2015 bvc1989 ~~~~ 24/06/2015 alex1128 ~~~ 25/06/2015 RECEIVED: or...

Just to update the June batch :) June Applicants : Londonboy333 ~~~~ 01/06/2015 dropbox ~~~~ --/06/2015 MarcoGvantsa ~~~~ 09/06/2015 Jpa ~~~~11/06/2015 leandro ~~~~12/06/2015 Nightwolf ~~~~15/06/2015 Juneapp ~~~~ 17/06/2015 Kostyra ~~~~ 22/06/2015 miu912 ~~~~ 23/06/2015 perdyann ~~~~ 23/06/2015 Maya...

thats good news Marco at least now you faith has been decided :) I wish they could come to ours so that we could get finished with this long wait .... :D well, the RC has not been issued yet, but the officers reckoned that we are a genuine couple, which might be a good sign. Having said that, perso...

Hello everyone, Just to update our timeline with a new "event". Me and my wife just received a visit from the Immigration Office. Three officers have come at 8.30 this morning. They checked our wardrobe, payslips (we both work) and asked a couple of questions (where we work, what is the company's n...

Hello everyone, Just to update our timeline with a new "event". Me and my wife just received a visit from the Immigration Office. Three officers have come at 8.30 this morning. They checked our wardrobe, payslips (we both work) and asked a couple of questions (where we work, what is the company's na...

Hi diyou83, please add me in the June Batch

diyou83 wrote:JUNE 2015 BATCH Timeline

Billy.s1 ~~~~ 01/06/2015
Tim93 ~~~~ 08/06/2015
Nightwolf ~~~~15/06/2015
diyou83 ~~~~ 17/06/2015
Maya2015 ~~~~24/06/2015


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One thing you need to keep in mind that the current version of EEA (FM) previously called as EEA2 is tremendously tricky with the inclusion of numerous irrelevant sections/questions. Since the same form is to be used by married and unmarried partners of EU national, therefore it is causing huge con...

Can you read carefully the EEA2 application form and try to find that whether they ask about anything prior to the application? EEA2 form does not ask that in contrary to EEA4 form where the documents covering the last 5 years are needed, which means you won't have to essentially supply that at thi...

First of all the proof of address for married partners are not necessary at eea2 stage (if that one you applying) as usually if they have some suspicion then either they themselves visit the address or call for interview. Thank you for your answer sheraz7. Secondly anything including treaty rights ...

manci wrote: don't think so. You have to provide the address in any case, suggest you write a covering letter explaining why there are no documents for this period.

Thank you for your answer again manci

We changed house so many times, but we will try to explain it in the cover letter somehow.

Hello manci, Thank you for your answer. If you and your sponsor are, or have been, living with relatives or friends, and you do not have any bills or other documents addressed to you, please provide a letter from the relative(s) and/or friend(s) confirming you are/have been living with them. Unfortu...

Hello everyone, My wife is going to apply for the EEA residence card as family member of an EEA national who is a qualified person (myself - employed with permanent contract). She has got a EEA Family Permit in the previous December and we moved to London in January together. Her visa expires on 18t...

Hello. I wanted to let you know that we finally got the EEA Family Permit on the second try! We followed the route advised by most of the users and represented documents strictly in accordance to the Regulation 2006. As me and my wife enjoyed initial right of residence for 3 months (and exempt from ...

I personally tend to like even stricter , but what you have written is clear and should be fine. I would list, explicitly , the documentation or evidence that you are including with the application 1. Italian passport for Jose 2. Canadian passport for Maria 3. Mariage certificate 4. Flight infomati...

You arrived in October, so you have been in the UK for less than 3 months. There is no requirement that you be doing anything specific in the first three months. (I misunderstood when you had arrived and mistakenly said you needed to provide proof that you were working, but this was corrected by Ob...

Also see Bali (Family member: 3 month visit : Syria) [2013] UKUT 570 (IAC) (28 October 2013) We applied stating that she intends to stay for 6 months , while "In this case, the clearly expressed intention of the Respondent and his spouse was to visit the UK for two months . They proposed to underta...

vinny wrote:
Did she inform them when you initially arrived in the UK?

No, we did not inform them, unfortunately I did not keep the ticket to London dated 14th of October. It was a mistake I guess, but I thought that the contract of employment was enough to prove that I am in the UK.

All you need is some proof that you are presently working for 10 or more hours per week. In order to exercise my Treaty Rights as qualified person (so stay longer than 3 months) or to exercise my right of initial residence without proving that I am resident? Sorry if I ask it, but me and my wife do...

The only reason given for refusal is no evidence of being in UK. This can be proved by rental contract or letter from landlord. You should send a copy of this evidence and ask for a reconsideration. I do not hold any agreement from landlord, this is another issue for the moment I cannot get it. I a...

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Why did your wife get a TB test? Was she required to do this?

No she was not. She had it from a previous refusal for a Tier 5 Visa for an Erasmus Placement (another story). And we submited it, we were not sure if it was required.

First of all dont leave, you are here legally so why should you. Because this process might take months and me and my wife cannot afford it with money and time. Also staying so far for so long is a torture. For first 3 months here you dont need to even be working, you just need to prove you are res...

Note also: However, if the EEA national is yet to arrive in the UK, or is residing in the UK within the initial three month period of residence , there is no requirement for the EEA national to provide evidence they will, in future, exercise free movement rights. That is true, but they rejected her...

Maybe I misunderstand something from the Regulations and it is not clear to me what approach I shall follow while re-applying/appealing. Exercising the Treaty Rights or my right of Free Movement? Shall I prove that I am residing and working or not? :roll: Anyway this is the entire decision if it can...