Hi DanChak / JAMAA Could you please share a list e.g. what documents did you submit also do you have a submit documents for each month or one document can cover few month etc have your mother done bio metric or it was exempt because you mother already have RC etc Also if you could share a covering ...
Timeline as a mother of a BC (living in UK with RC for 5+ years) so far:
Sent application: 10 Dec 2020
CoA received: dated 18 Dec 2020
Passports + UK RC also returned
Received ILR Status today (dated 24th Feb 2021)
So less than 3 months:D
Best of luck everyone!!!
I am from the December batch. Here are my timelines Application sent : 1st Dec 2015 (Postal order) Biometric Sent : 19th Dec 2015 COA Received : 5th Jan 2016 (with right of work) Decision : 12th May 2016 Documents received with letter dated 10th May 2016 stating RC to follow in 10 working days :D :D...
No. Below are my timelines.
Application sent : 1st Dec 2015 (Postal order)
Biometric Sent : 19th Dec 2015
COA Received : 5th Jan 2016 (with right of work)
Decision : Pending
I did not supply an additional envelope for the return of passports. Here are my timelines Passports Requested:14/04 -> 2nd Request submitted : 28/04 -> Passports received: 03/05 (Dated 29/04) I had to fly due to work and hence I put in the 2nd request on the evening of the 10th working day of the H...
I finally received the passports today thru Royal Mail.
So these are my updated timelines
timelines:
A:01.12 -> Bio:19.12 -> COA :05.01 ->Passport Requested: 14/04 -> Passports received: 03/05 -> RC???
If you exercise your treaty rights in Ireland, your non-EEA spouse can not be 'bounced' any where. You can catch the ferry or drive from Belfast to Dublin like thousands of people do everyday. Just because your husband is an over-stayer in the UK will not affect his registration in Ireland as you ar...
You can get an ownership certificate stamped and signed on official letterhead issued in English from your local Village, Panchayat or similar office. That would be more cost-effective then having the whole title deeds to your property in India translated by a certified translator.
To the best of my knowledge, you can not aggregate years in different countries in different EEA countries to achieve PR in the EEA country where you happen to be at the completion of five years. I believe (I could be wrong) that some countries (Germany and Belgium spring to mind) allow a certain n...
An EU1 card has a lot of advantages if you are patient enough to get it. Your parents do not have to apply a visa called EEA family permit to move to the UK They can travel to all Schengen countries without applying for a visa if accompanied by you. DanChak, do you have any sources that you can tra...
Hello, I am very surprise..I didn't hear anything from my last post..No comments..? :shock: :shock: What supporting documents did you take along with you for EU registration? For the non-EEA supporting documents, did you have them apostilled? Did you have them translated and legalised in German? Ho...
I would suggest that you get all official documents from the non-EEA country like birth certificates, marriage certificates, affidavits apostille from there. If the non-EEA country is not party to the hague agreement, then go thru the series of certifications known as "legalisation". This will add s...
I would suggest you get a 'letter of engagement' from your current employer stating something like, you are currently working for them since xx for a salary of xx. I am sure most employers will be happy to provide you with such a letter once you explain the reason. That way you can avoid mentioning ...
An EU1 card has a lot of advantages if you are patient enough to get it.
Your parents do not have to apply a visa called EEA family permit to move to the UK
They can travel to all Schengen countries without applying for a visa if accompanied by you.
Thanks a lot DanChak. What documents will I have to show to prove mum's dependency on me? I have a sister in Russia and some real estate in my name where my mum resides at the moment. Do I have to prove her dependency twice - to EU country and to UK? In case of UK - her living with me for 6 months ...
It does not matter which EU country you move to, the application for your mother will be under EU free movement directive. When you move to work in the EU your mother applies for a Schengen Visa for the family member of an EU/EEA Citizen (Directive 2004/38/EC) - which is issued free of charge and in...
Thanks DanChack, Do you or anyone know of any dependent parents success stories and possibly point to the thread for more information. Abs566 - how is your application coming along? I see your comments that you have already been in IRL for last 7 months and just calling your parents over. Did your ...
dear,all You,all people have misunderstanding,I used already surinder singh route for my mother, I am now with my mother in UK,I checked forum,People are making their own stories,Its not very difficult,You need just guts..Sorry for using word..If you have goal,You can get whatever you want... reall...
Thanks st2447. Does anyone else have answer to the below please? 1. What documentation is required to prove that non-EU parents are dependent? 2. Do the parents have to reside with me for the duration of my stay in Ireland? Mak35 If your parents are with you during your stay in Ireland, then it is ...
Wanderer, This is not a care of circumventing UK immigration rules, but superseding them. The SS route does not only apply to UK, but to all EU countries. The 'centre of life' test is already in the cross-hairs of the European Courts and it is only a matter of time that they would make a ruling agai...
