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Can anyone please give me answer ?hamzakhan wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 12:19 amHi sir, first of all i have got my visa 2017 but applied for pre settled status 2019 and i got it.Unaligned wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 1:32 pmKind Sir, your query makes no sense. In your previous post you said you had pre settled status which will expire in 2024, that means you applied for EU settlement scheme in 2019. Now you’re saying your settled status application is in court because you think you are eligible for settled status, however previously you mentioned you think you will be eligible for settled status in 2022. Furthermore, you now want to make another fresh settled status application whilst you are defending an application in court.hamzakhan wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 11:32 pmHi my settled status application is now in court.Unaligned wrote: ↑Wed Mar 24, 2021 9:20 pm
The 31st June 2021 deadline is for people who do not currently have a status under the new EU Settlement Scheme. Since, you already have a Pre-settled Status, that deadline doesn't apply to you. Once you finish your 5 years of Continuous Residence in the UK, you will be eligible to apply for Settled Status. Hope that helps!
Good luck.
can i apply another settled status application while other one is pending at court ?
because i think i am now eligble for settled status thats why my application is now in court.
but HO think i am eligble for settled status end of 2022.
because HO really mess up my case at court from the beganing.
so can i apply same another application, while other court application is pending ?
Sir, do you see the many holes in the plot? In order for anyone to help you out, first you must explain your situation both honestly and cohesively.
Hope that helps!
but i made appllication of eea route 2015.
some two years home office mess up my case and i won every appeal.
but HO said your time start when your issued a resident card which was 2017 and you are eligable for 22 at the end.
but my point is why HO is not counting my time when i won my appeal at FTT since from their i won every appeal.
so that i think i am already eligable for settled status from 2015 to 20.
thats why my application is in court that was Ho fault not my fault, so my time should be start when i won my appeal not from resident card.
why i have to wait for another 1 and half year for settled status.?
can i have your openion for this l,
can i make another fresh Setteld status application if court take time while other one is pending at court ?
Hi @Sofia81Sofia81 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 07, 2021 3:49 pmI have a similar situation.
Currently hold Tier2 visa which should expire in a few months as I had to leave my job.
Application: 12/02/21
Biometrics: 11/03/21
COA - still nothing
Decision - still nothing
I've applied with Tier2 BRP online. At biometrics appointment UKVAC for some reason scanned my passport instead and also submitted a form for change in id, stating I should have applied with a passport. I'm a bit puzzled as to why she needed to change IDs and whether it is something that is causing delays in processing.
Has anyone experienced a similar thing?
Hi @TerryGH
noneu_family wrote: ↑Mon Apr 05, 2021 8:54 pmHi, I really owe to this forum for many important information while I was waiting for my Status. Following is my timeline.
Tier2/Tier 4 visa switching to EUSS Direct family member
Application: 26th Dec 2020
Passport Received by HO: 30th Dec 2020
Passport Received by Me: 28th Jan 2021
Biometrics: 4th Feb 2021
COA Issued: 20th February 2021 (received by post)
Decision (Pre-settled Status): 05th April 2021 (by email)
BRC Card: Within 10 days (by post)
Some important information I gathered:
1. Being a non-EU applicant, it was a paper application. Hence, Biometric Invitation and COA (Certificate of Application) were received by post and not by email.
2. Should your visa expire after submitting an application and before any decision is made, you can continue to rely on your current rights (it is mentioned on the EUSS website). "There’s no change to your status in the UK while your application is processed." I also confirmed the same by calling UKVI.
3. In addition to point (2), I have also been informed that COA protects you if your visa is expiring. COA is valid for 6 months. However, in my case, nothing was explicitly mentioned on my COA.
4. All the mandatory checks are conducted after COA is issued. The checks include Eligibility checks, residency (less than 5 years or more than 5 years), not sure about the background checks. Only identity check is done before COA (which includes sending of your document/passport, and submitting your biometrics)
For me, it nearly took 1.5 months after COA to receive my status (provided no additional information was asked).
Hope this helps.
PS: The above information is based on what I have read on the website and what I have been informed of, it could be specific to my case only.
Thank you for your reply . I do not have a passport ,do you think going paper route the best way forward ? Inputs from other members highly welcome too .TerryGH wrote: ↑Thu Apr 08, 2021 5:48 pmNot sure about cases like that. But if you do have a passport, you should apply with it. BRP will only make things more complicated.
I am on the same boat. Can you please tell me if you received your status?Ehs763 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 15, 2019 10:05 amHi everyone.
When the actual processing time starts for these applications? The time you submit it or when you do your Biometric... I submitted mine in April, did biometrics in May after few days received the CoA.. And one week after got email to provide further evidence... Which I already provided but still waiting for outcome... Involved my Mp as well. Did several calls & emails.. Still same response that it's in process keep checking email. I am waiting for 5 months now if the Time starts from biometrics... Anyone else also waited or waiting that long?? It's so frustrating...
qazqwer333 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 12, 2021 6:07 pmHi friends
Is anyone received NON-EU family member card (EUSS BRC). Just want to confirm is new cards have a NATIONAL INSURENCE NUMBER all ready on its back or need to apply after receive it.
Thank you for sharing! It looks like the COA itself doesn't confirm a non-EU citizen's right to work, rather it asks the employer to use the Employer Checking Service. Since I'd be on a EUSS Family Permit when I get the COA, will the Employer Checking Service show that I have the right to work?
Update on thisthesimon2000 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 12:17 pmFamily Permit changing to EUSS.
Appointment: 13JAN21
Biometric:13JAN21
COA: 19JAN21
Decision: Pending
They take their time aren’t they.. It was very quick for my spouse to get it and generally EU citizens get their status even in a day or two. It is gonna be 2th month and I am not bothering to call them to hear saying wait..
