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Your rights to reside in the UK ended on the date your relationship ended. You have Jo automatic rights in the UK as an unmarried partner and have not had the legal right to reside since mid 2016 and effectively bee an overstayer.
Only an EU citizen can sponsor a family member. You as a non EU citizen can't sponsor her.
You do not need original passport to do biometrics enrolment... I did mine without it, I just gave the lady attending to me the entrolment letter thats it.eke123 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 7:57 pmHello guys I need your help cos I'm so so confused.
I applied for brp which was denied cos my partner isn't exercising treaty right and home office withheld my passport.
In November 2019 I got a letter from returns preparation asking me to send my sons birth certificate and proof that me, my son and partner are living together. I sent these documents to them and in December 2019 they replied me saying iim qualified to apply for settlement through the eu settlement scheme.
My partner and I got married in March 2019 and she has been granted settled status also.
I contacted home office to return my passport but they refused but instead sent me a copy of it saying any case worker handling my case will access my passport details through them.
Now today I've completed the application online and have been asked to book a biometric appointment.
Does anyone know if I can do this biometric without original copy of my passport but the copy sent by home office
I need an answer ASAP please.
God bless
Ok.Prettymum wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 8:59 pmYou do not need original passport to do biometrics enrolment... I did mine without it, I just gave the lady attending to me the entrolment letter thats it.eke123 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 7:57 pmHello guys I need your help cos I'm so so confused.
I applied for brp which was denied cos my partner isn't exercising treaty right and home office withheld my passport.
In November 2019 I got a letter from returns preparation asking me to send my sons birth certificate and proof that me, my son and partner are living together. I sent these documents to them and in December 2019 they replied me saying iim qualified to apply for settlement through the eu settlement scheme.
My partner and I got married in March 2019 and she has been granted settled status also.
I contacted home office to return my passport but they refused but instead sent me a copy of it saying any case worker handling my case will access my passport details through them.
Now today I've completed the application online and have been asked to book a biometric appointment.
Does anyone know if I can do this biometric without original copy of my passport but the copy sent by home office
I need an answer ASAP please.
God bless
eke123 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 2:31 amOk.Prettymum wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 8:59 pmYou do not need original passport to do biometrics enrolment... I did mine without it, I just gave the lady attending to me the entrolment letter thats it.eke123 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 7:57 pmHello guys I need your help cos I'm so so confused.
I applied for brp which was denied cos my partner isn't exercising treaty right and home office withheld my passport.
In November 2019 I got a letter from returns preparation asking me to send my sons birth certificate and proof that me, my son and partner are living together. I sent these documents to them and in December 2019 they replied me saying iim qualified to apply for settlement through the eu settlement scheme.
My partner and I got married in March 2019 and she has been granted settled status also.
I contacted home office to return my passport but they refused but instead sent me a copy of it saying any case worker handling my case will access my passport details through them.
Now today I've completed the application online and have been asked to book a biometric appointment.
Does anyone know if I can do this biometric without original copy of my passport but the copy sent by home office
I need an answer ASAP please.
God bless
What enrolment letter and how did you get the letter cos I've done the application online and at the end it's asking me to book an appointment with UKVCAS.
Did you book with this third party partner and how much does it cost.
OK thanks a lotPrettymum wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 3:48 ameke123 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 2:31 amOk.Prettymum wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 8:59 pmYou do not need original passport to do biometrics enrolment... I did mine without it, I just gave the lady attending to me the entrolment letter thats it.eke123 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 18, 2020 7:57 pmHello guys I need your help cos I'm so so confused.
I applied for brp which was denied cos my partner isn't exercising treaty right and home office withheld my passport.
In November 2019 I got a letter from returns preparation asking me to send my sons birth certificate and proof that me, my son and partner are living together. I sent these documents to them and in December 2019 they replied me saying iim qualified to apply for settlement through the eu settlement scheme.
My partner and I got married in March 2019 and she has been granted settled status also.
I contacted home office to return my passport but they refused but instead sent me a copy of it saying any case worker handling my case will access my passport details through them.
Now today I've completed the application online and have been asked to book a biometric appointment.
Does anyone know if I can do this biometric without original copy of my passport but the copy sent by home office
I need an answer ASAP please.
God bless
What enrolment letter and how did you get the letter cos I've done the application online and at the end it's asking me to book an appointment with UKVCAS.
Did you book with this third party partner and how much does it cost.
I got the biometrics enrolment letter through eu settlement scheme to do my biometric one of the post office branches... the service is free.
My case is different from your.. I did not use a third party.
CongratulationsZynmalikkkk wrote: ↑Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:04 amMy friends mother applied for pre settlement on November 14 2019.
Biometric information provided on November 15 2019.
She received email on January 17 2020.
She was granted pre settlement.
I submitted my application on 22 Nov, had biometrics on 25 Nov and received my CoA on 10 December, however I'm still waiting. Mine should be a fairly straightforward case as I've had two prior 5-year residence cards as the non-EU partner of an Irish citizen and I've relied on all the same info as for those.
Still waiting, last time we called we were advised it's in the "final stages", that a caseworker has approved it but a senior caseworker just needs to sign it. That's now been taking a few weeks - anything to worry about?quick_eu_question wrote: ↑Mon Jan 06, 2020 10:21 amHi everyone!
I've been following this thread for a while now but I am wondering for everyone that received a decision - did you receive it via email or via letter?
My wife (non-EU) has been waiting since end of September on a decision, received COA beginning of November, and on the 20th they asked for more evidence, which we provided on the 21st.
She still hasn't heard anything and the helpline just gives the same answer as always "It's with a case worker"
Apparently they can't even confirm if they've received the evidence, as it goes straight to the case worker?
Any idea of how much longer it might take? And whether the decision will come through via email or letter? COA was letter but request for evidence was email so I'm a bit confused haha.
Thank you in advance!
What does via email mean? I applied via the below link, identity verification by post, had biometric appointment on Monday, but they didn’t ask me to post passport yet, when I login into my application the status is still “please book your appointment”. Is this the same for everyone? Will I receive CoA by email?
Called again today. your application is held with a department (did not tell which department) there are no notes available and nothing is wrong with application. We will get back to you soon. This is what rep said. Don’t know how long we have to wait. DanialD1980 do let us know if you hear anything from HO.DanielD1980 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 9:22 amI submitted my application on 22 Nov, had biometrics on 25 Nov and received my CoA on 10 December, however I'm still waiting. Mine should be a fairly straightforward case as I've had two prior 5-year residence cards as the non-EU partner of an Irish citizen and I've relied on all the same info as for those.
Still in the same position as before. Nothing. I've written to my MP with concerns as a business owner and long-term resident of the area that nothing is getting done and the guidelines are woefully inaccurate.Alijee786 wrote: ↑Fri Jan 24, 2020 2:41 pmCalled again today. your application is held with a department (did not tell which department) there are no notes available and nothing is wrong with application. We will get back to you soon. This is what rep said. Don’t know how long we have to wait. DanialD1980 do let us know if you hear anything from HO.DanielD1980 wrote: ↑Tue Jan 21, 2020 9:22 amI submitted my application on 22 Nov, had biometrics on 25 Nov and received my CoA on 10 December, however I'm still waiting. Mine should be a fairly straightforward case as I've had two prior 5-year residence cards as the non-EU partner of an Irish citizen and I've relied on all the same info as for those.
Thanks
