Finally have some updates for the applications. I can see my parents' settled status online now. Seems their detail has been booked into the system and approved just today. Obviously the caseworkers update the system before sending the post. Haven't received any email or call from them in the meant...
Finally have some updates for the applications. I can see my parents' settled status online now. Seems their detail has been booked into the system and approved just today. Obviously the caseworkers update the system before sending the post. Haven't received any email or call from them in the meant...
Finally have some updates for the applications. I can see my parents' settled status online now. Seems their detail has been booked into the system and approved just today. Obviously the caseworkers update the system before sending the post. Haven't received any email or call from them in the meanti...
Thank you all guys for updating your status here. We are very much on the same timeline. Not aware of what 'stage 2' means either as Mdml07 mentioned. I will contact them again at the beginning of Feb. Hope the results end up well. Good luck everyone.
Anyone applying last September is still waiting for a decision? We've received the COA at the beginning of November. It's almost 3 months since that, still, nothing. Called HO twice, got an official answer of 'no timeline can be given' every single time. 5 years RC will be expiring next month...
Surinder Singh Settled Status 2019 - arrived in UK on Sep of 2014 Form received by HO: 30th Sep Passport returned and asking for a more recent photo: 11th Oct New photo received by Home Office: 14th Oct Biometrics letter received: 23th Oct Biometrics enrolled: 26th Oct COA received: 6th Nov Now agai...
Did you get a COA. I am minded to make a formal complaint, but need more data. I understand it may be justified that assessment are undertaken for people who have not previously been issued documents under the surinder singh provision, but it make no sense and quite frankly unlawful to treat people...
Application for my parents posted and received by HO last Monday (Sep 30th). They are holding 5 years residence card and arrived in the UK on Sep 2014.
hi all, any idea what might/could happen in my situation: eu national applied for DCPR in July 2016 DCPR issued in Nov. 2016 Permanent residence deemed to have been acquired 5 April 2016. Applied for naturalisation in April 2017 and currently waiting for a decision. I appreciate that this situation...
Still very unclear at this stage. Very reserved offer if UK doesn't specify dispute right, family members and on top of that, UK wants to ditch the ECJ ruling, which means no guarantee in reality for whoever entering the country by EEA law, let alone the grey areas like 'extended family members', re...
We finally got our RC today. It's for my parents under Surinder Singh route. EEA2 application sent on Oct 20, 2014. Visa stamped on Feb 9 and received today.
I'm sorry, I might have not been clear enough: I was referring to the moment when we'll land in Dublin Airport and we'll have to show documents. Once out of airport we will, indeed, go to take a bus to Belfast, but I understand that there is no land border control. My worry is about my non -EEA hus...
Ok I see what you mean now. After you apply for EU1 visa for her in Ireland, she will receive letter from Ireland authority, i.e.INIS any way, and potentially can have her a 6 months stamp 4 after 4 weeks or so. That should be sufficient to show she is resident in Ireland at that time, not UK. Also,...
Hi, Can I do the same thing for my brother who is 25 years old and living in Pakstan.I am British national and doing full time job in UK. If i moved to Ireland or any European country can he apply as EEA dependent ? Please advise Your case is not exactly the same as OP's. Dependent parents are rega...
(Question 1) My fear is then at that point could Irish Immigration refuse stating that my mother applied for EU1 while entering Ireland on UK Visitor visa (which is allowed under the waiver programme I know) and she should have instead applied for entry into Ireland from India under Directive 2004/...
Thank you both el patron and ruthie. Ruthie - do you know if my mother applies from India to Irish embassy in India to accompany myself in Ireland under the Directive 2004/38/EC then would there be any issues please? The reason for asking is I would like to find work first in Ireland and also her s...
As your mom is an Indian national, she can benefit from the visa waiver program which will be valid untill 2016, but I would suggest you don't run the risk of going through the customs and explain her purpose of travelling at border control. Just go from Northern Ireland, it is legal in every way. O...
They have already stated in the refusal letter that you need to prove you are a qualified person, as you've been in Ireland for more than 3 months already. Do you have any employment letter, work contract, payslips? Anything work related really.
There's no problem that you apply for a residence card in Ireland and your application won't be turned down purely because you have been refused by UK before. However, you should be careful the reason, for which your UK application got refused, isn't there any more. There must be some quite solid gr...
Hi masterboy123, the applications of my parents are due by 10th of June, which is 5 days later than yours. I emailed the eu treaty division last Thursday night and get an email back early Friday morning saying pretty much everything I've already known. They say it can take up to 6 months to process ...
It takes them ages to reply an email. It may not be a good idea to expect getting back from them within days. Have you tried give them a ring? Or even you can pop over to Burgh Quay and probably talk to them directly.
Hi Bridge form Ireland, thanks for your reply. I have got insurance, and send it to EU department. The insurance, i was told should have fully comprehensive and therefore quite expensive. almost 600 Euroes per person annually. I am studying and also looking for work. I am finding it a bit difficult...
The list requested looks pretty straightforward apart from 4 and 7. As I understand your parents don't need to prove they had any sort of legal status while in UK with you, plus if you are working, they shouldn't be required to provide proof of health insurance.
