Application for PR or PR card: form EEA (PR) - UpToDate

The EEA(PR) form replaces a bunch of the old forms such as EEA3, it's the one which should be used now

background wrote:

18august2014 wrote:However, to be able to apply for British citizenship, you should provide a document to certify permanent residence (called 'DCPR' - applied via the EEA3 form) AND have held permanent residence status for at least 12 months

Thanks very much for your help. The above statement is news to me, I thought I needed to fill in the EEA PR form, not the EEA3???

You're correct. Use the EEA (PR) form:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publicati ... orm-eea-pr

Carling40 wrote:EEA4 (Non EEA) ex spouse Timelines:
app sent: 20/11/15
received by HO: 23/11/15
Payment taken: 24/11/15
wait begins...

update...
Biometric received 8/12/15 and submitted 10/12/15
COA received 4/1/16 dated 24/12/15
hopefully not long and PR

Hello guys,

I am an EEA qualified person and married my non-EEA wife on March 2011. Her EEA2 Residence card will expire on July 2016 and she has to apply for PR now.

We've got a few doubts:

1. I read that we can apply before the 5y period in the thread, does that mean we could apply already (as I was understanding that the 5y period starts counting from our marriage date on March 2011)?

2. Do you know which documents we'll need to send? and as she's a non-EEA person, would we need to send her documents, mine, or both?

3. I was reading here that some people got a biometric letter after applying and then they sent their details. Do you know if we can send the details straight away on the 1st application?

4. I read that EEA(PR) form is not mandatory, ie, that a simple letter asking for the PR should be enough. Has anyone applied this way? And do you have a draft example to have a look?

5. By the way, the PR is a sticker in the passport for a non-EEA person?

Many thanks!!

Is there any October applicants hear anything from the HO yet? I also applied in October with my EEA partner and haven't hear anything back from them after I received the COA in November.
Any October Applicants should please come forward and share their timeline.

Timeline-
Non EEA -PR as Extended Family Member (Unmarried Partner)

Application Sent 06-01
Application Received 07-01
Payment taken 08-01

waiting for Biometrics.......

ally007 wrote:Is there any October applicants hear anything from the HO yet? I also applied in October with my EEA partner and haven't hear anything back from them after I received the COA in November.
Any October Applicants should please come forward and share their timeline.

Ally007,

Was your application for PR on basis of unmarried Partners?? if yes,
Did you received COA with right to work?


Any unmarried partner received COA with confirmation of Right to work?

Thanks
Mary

mi55ytee wrote:

ally007 wrote:Is there any October applicants hear anything from the HO yet? I also applied in October with my EEA partner and haven't hear anything back from them after I received the COA in November.
Any October Applicants should please come forward and share their timeline.

Ally007,

Was your application for PR on basis of unmarried Partners?? if yes,
Did you received COA with right to work?


Any unmarried partner received COA with confirmation of Right to work?

Thanks
Mary

Hi
Unmarried partner receives "short COA" which doesn't have right to work.
Ofcos you can never rule out human error which might make them issue a long COA.

file the app the docs are ready just one last thing i want to ask
my wife is travelling in march with her ID
i want submit her passport but its still without the maiden name however the PR is with the maiden name is that will cause a problem with HO??please any advice?

djabea wrote:file the app the docs are ready just one last thing i want to ask
my wife is travelling in march with her ID.

i want submit her passport but its still without the maiden name however the PR is with the maiden name is that will cause a problem with HO?? please any advice?

That situation can easily be explained with a brief cover note (plus marriage certificate) to show the connection between the names.

Note wife will need to sort out her use of names (after naturalisation) before applying for first British passport.

mi55ytee wrote:

ally007 wrote:Is there any October applicants hear anything from the HO yet? I also applied in October with my EEA partner and haven't hear anything back from them after I received the COA in November.
Any October Applicants should please come forward and share their timeline.

Ally007,

Was your application for PR on basis of unmarried Partners?? if yes,
Did you received COA with right to work?


Any unmarried partner received COA with confirmation of Right to work?

Thanks
Mary

@mi55ytee, AM happily married with a beautiful daughter and yes I receive my COA with Right to work after 4weeks of the application.

Hi All,
My timeline as follows:
Application sent; 22/07/2015
Application received by HO; 24/07/2015
Confirmation email from HO; 31/07/2015
Received my CPR card today; 14/01/2016, backdated 05/01/2016.

Hi Everyone,
Hope you will will be doing great and thank you to every single one of you for contributing and sharing your experiences on here.
I have been following this forum for a very long time now, even before I applied for my PR.
I will share my timeline

* 2 October 2015 - Myself and my wife (Polish) have applied for PR
* 5 October 2015 - Home Office Received the Application
* 6 October 2015 - Fee Charged
* 12 October 2015 - Email received addressed to my wife stating that Home Office has received our application.
* 19 October 2015 - Biometrics Registration Letter Received and I had done that same day
* 27th October 2015 - COA (With right to Work) received

Since then, we are waiting so hopefully fingers crossed, we receive the good news soon and I will keep you guys updated

Thanks

Faiz

Carling40 wrote:

mi55ytee wrote:

ally007 wrote:Is there any October applicants hear anything from the HO yet? I also applied in October with my EEA partner and haven't hear anything back from them after I received the COA in November.
Any October Applicants should please come forward and share their timeline.

Ally007,

Was your application for PR on basis of unmarried Partners?? if yes,
Did you received COA with right to work?


Any unmarried partner received COA with confirmation of Right to work?

Thanks
Mary

Hi
Unmarried partner receives "short COA" which doesn't have right to work.
Ofcos you can never rule out human error which might make them issue a long COA.

That's not correct. I applied as an unmarried partner and my COA stated I had a right to work. Why would someone who has been allowed to undertake employment for the previous 5 years all of a sudden be denied this right?

Hello Learned People

I shall be grateful for your view on whether PR could be refused because the applicant was a jobseeker for eight and a half months between 2012 and 2013. I considered that there was a genuine prospect of work by virtue of being a degree holder but I am concerned that this might not be enough.

For only two months of the above period, EHIC was active as well as access to about 600 pounds of incoming personal funds per month, but the self-sufficient status was not elected for those two months on the application form. Would the caseworker rely on the activity elected on the form, or would they also consider any other 'qualified person' category available to the applicant?

Many thanks in advance.

Hi guys just want to share my Timeline for NON EEA PR APPLICATION.

APPLICATION SENT. 15-11-2015
Acknowledgment EMAIL. 20-11-2015
BIOMETRICS ENROLLED 07-12-2015
NO C.O.A RECEIVED TILL 11-01-2015
emailed Home office 11-01-2015
Email address - NWEUROCOARequests@homeoffice.gsi.gov.UK
COA received 14-01-2015 with right to work....

I found that coa request email on one of posts on this website. That's y I m writing this post to thank u guys .
I will keep u updated.....

Cheers...

zsozso1969 wrote:Hi All,
My timeline as follows:
Application sent; 22/07/2015
Application received by HO; 24/07/2015
Confirmation email from HO; 31/07/2015
Received my CPR card today; 14/01/2016, backdated 05/01/2016.

As you don't mention biometrics I wonder if you are an EEA citizen yourself? I have the overall impression that for EEA citizens normally it doesn't take that long.

mi55ytee wrote:

ally007 wrote:Is there any October applicants hear anything from the HO yet? I also applied in October with my EEA partner and haven't hear anything back from them after I received the COA in November.
Any October Applicants should please come forward and share their timeline.

Ally007,

Was your application for PR on basis of unmarried Partners?? if yes,
Did you received COA with right to work?


Any unmarried partner received COA with confirmation of Right to work?

Thanks
Mary

@thanks for correcting me jennmac, i didnt clarify enough.
@mi55tee on the premise you have previously had a residence card issued as an unmarried partner ie EEA2 and and now apply for EEA4 PR on that basis you should get the long COA.

please some give me advise how to fill eea pr form I am main applicant with my wife and childerns we all are eea national will I fill up section 2 of the form because if go to in other section like 11 ,12 and 13 they ask about section 2

@jennmac, thank you so much. I feel relieved.. i just wanted to know if my work will be affected whilst I am waiting.

Thank you.

mi55ytee wrote:@jennmac, thank you so much. I feel relieved.. i just wanted to know if my work will be affected whilst I am waiting.

Thank you.

Your work should not be affected as long you submit before the expiry date on the residence card, your employer can always do an ECS check with the home office which will confirm your continued right to work and give your employer statutory excuse of liability for 6 months.
Best wishes

Hi all

quick question please folks. Do i need to send copies of all docs as well,
when I'm doing EEA(PR) application?

thank you

jotoia wrote:Hi all

quick question please folks. Do i need to send copies of all docs as well,
when I'm doing EEA(PR) application?

thank you

Yes! As its mention in the application . I sent photocopies of all my documents .Can't really trust H.O, They can refuse on any thing

samfam wrote:

jotoia wrote:Hi all

quick question please folks. Do i need to send copies of all docs as well,
when I'm doing EEA(PR) application?

thank you

Yes! As its mention in the application . I sent photocopies of all my documents .Can't really trust H.O, They can refuse on any thing

Photocopies are not required. It clearly states in the Guidance notes- 1st page, 4th para : 'Unless otherwise stated, please send original documents only.'

Hi all I have lost my passport with eea2 and I was planning to apply for pr with new passport as im qualified for pr now in the form it says if u lost passport or residence card give police lost report number and I dont have it police would not register it so what do I do now anyone please???