EEA4 fast processing times or wishful thinking

EUcards wrote:Hi AKDK

Congratulations for the happy news. It always a pleasure to know when someone gets good news. Did you mention in your application that you are separated to your partner? Look like December application are now being processed.

Boris89 wrote:Hi Uk2715,

whne did your friend submit the aplication ?
is it 5 years since his marriage ?

they call for inteview if there is a doubt, i beleive it was not provided enough evidance

best regards
B

Boris89 wrote:Hi Uk2715,

did he submit enough documents, ID for both, payslips and the bills for all 5 years ?

best regards
Boris

Boris89 wrote:Hi Uk2715,

did they invite him with his wife ?

dnyul wrote:Any update from application submitted in november?
i applied EEA4 on 24 nov2014
COA received dec 2014
Still waiting
Did any one apply around in same time period (nov 2014) please reply . Thanks
Good luck every body.

Linor2007 wrote:

dnyul wrote:Any update from application submitted in november?
i applied EEA4 on 24 nov2014
COA received dec 2014
Still waiting
Did any one apply around in same time period (nov 2014) please reply . Thanks
Good luck every body.

Hi dynul

As stated on my post in the previous page, I applied for PR using EEA4 form on the 14th of November. Got COA on the 8th of December and got my PR issued on A4(passport expired) on the 4th of March.
If yours is a straightforward case I'm sure you will hear from them soon. Good Luck!

gabipo wrote:Hello there!
I applied EEA PR as Non EU on 09/03/15 and fee taken on 12/03/15 and waiting for COA. Any one applied same week as me on New Form EEA PR plz keep updating App Status thanks

Jj1975 wrote:Hi everyone,

I have a quick question and I was wondering if someone could give me some advice. One of my friend's has had their PR refused. One of the reasons was that their husband had been a student for about 10 months ( from July 2009-April 2010) and she had not provided evidence that the EEA national held comprehensive medical insurance during this period. They were not aware that he needed comprehensive medical insurance to exercise treaty right in the UK. He had been employed before being a student ( April 2008-July 2009) and then became self employed ( from April 2010 and onwards) after being a student for about 10 months.Does anybody know if there's another way you could cover this period of being a student as the EEA national had no comprehensive medical insurance not to become a burden on the social assistance of the UK during the period of study.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Boris89 wrote:

Jj1975 wrote:Hi everyone,

I have a quick question and I was wondering if someone could give me some advice. One of my friend's has had their PR refused. One of the reasons was that their husband had been a student for about 10 months ( from July 2009-April 2010) and she had not provided evidence that the EEA national held comprehensive medical insurance during this period. They were not aware that he needed comprehensive medical insurance to exercise treaty right in the UK. He had been employed before being a student ( April 2008-July 2009) and then became self employed ( from April 2010 and onwards) after being a student for about 10 months.Does anybody know if there's another way you could cover this period of being a student as the EEA national had no comprehensive medical insurance not to become a burden on the social assistance of the UK during the period of study.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Hi,

when did you friend applied ?can you please give more details ( the date he applied and the date he was refused)

Jj1975 wrote:

Boris89 wrote:

Jj1975 wrote:Hi everyone,

I have a quick question and I was wondering if someone could give me some advice. One of my friend's has had their PR refused. One of the reasons was that their husband had been a student for about 10 months ( from July 2009-April 2010) and she had not provided evidence that the EEA national held comprehensive medical insurance during this period. They were not aware that he needed comprehensive medical insurance to exercise treaty right in the UK. He had been employed before being a student ( April 2008-July 2009) and then became self employed ( from April 2010 and onwards) after being a student for about 10 months.Does anybody know if there's another way you could cover this period of being a student as the EEA national had no comprehensive medical insurance not to become a burden on the social assistance of the UK during the period of study.

Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

Hi,

when did you friend applied ?can you please give more details ( the date he applied and the date he was refused)

Applied 22/10/2014
Coa : 11/11/2014
Refused : 11/03/2015

kode wrote:20/10/2014: Applied for EEA4
04/03/2015: Still waiting

Called HO and was told to call again after 6 months if I've not heard anything from them.

dnyul wrote:Hi everyone

L got my pr today
I applied 24 november 2014
Coa 11 december 2014
Pr 27 march 2015

Good luck every one

k7bs wrote:Biometric information for non-EEA nationals
Changes in the new form now states that after the April 6 2015 Biometric information is will be mandatory for non-EEA nationals. Does this mean if you have had your Biometric information recorded in the past you won’t have to have them enrolled again? Will they issue you with a BRP (PR) instead of the old fashion vignette in the passport or it will still remain the same?

Notjustok wrote:

k7bs wrote:Biometric information for non-EEA nationals
Changes in the new form now states that after the April 6 2015 Biometric information is will be mandatory for non-EEA nationals. Does this mean if you have had your Biometric information recorded in the past you won’t have to have them enrolled again? Will they issue you with a BRP (PR) instead of the old fashion vignette in the passport or it will still remain the same?

Mate pls get your fact right. there is no such thing that says Biometric will be taken from non EEA. this only apply to all naturalization applications.