I have finally found the answer, PR holders don't require a visa to visit France. "My British residency card states that I am the “Family Member of an EEA national”. Do I require a visa to travel to France? If your British residency card states “Family Member of an EEA national”, that you are : the ...

Do you have a link that confirms pr card holders don't require a visa to travel in a schengen area. Maybe this helps, but seems not the answer you are looking for: http://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/travel/entry-exit/non-eu-family/index_en.htm Thanks, the information on the link doesn't answer my...

Did you ever find an answer to your query. Am in similar situation. Thanks.

Residence permits issued by countries outside the Schengen area do not allow non-EU family members to travel visa-free to a Schengen area country And you travelling without your wife, you will need to obtain a schengen visa I don't need visa for countries in the schengen area. My concern i problems...

Hi all, Just wanted to share our timeline; EEA3 & EEA4 posted - 29/10/16 Received - 01/11/16 Pyt taken - 02/11/16 confirtmation email- 14/11/16 Biometrics letter - 24/11/16 Biometrics enrolled- 25/11/16 COA/right work - 28/11/16 Documents and PR letters - 19/04/17 Non EU PR card - 20/04/17 Just a bi...

Thanks Ali. A bit of a coincidence but i drafted a letter earlier today advising HO of the change. Fortunately my wife started full-time work today so i will be sending it off tomorrow also attaching a print out of the email contract. Basically my wife has only been out of work for 2 works and hopef...

Many thanks, we have the case ID and reference number.

Sorry but what does write "cross referencing the application" mean?

Many thanks for your reply.
Does anyone have the email address or relevant number we can call? I have tried searching the forum but haven't been successful with finding the address or phone number to contact.

thanks.

Hi all, Hope you can help us. My wife who is an EU national & I (non-EU national) applied for PR begining of November but due to personal reasons she has quit her job this week. She had been employed with this company for 2.5years. She is currently looking for another job. In the meantime are we bet...

I would submit the original so not to give the CW an excuse to delay your application.

Many thanks for all your help.

Here is a link for the EEA4 application.

http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov. ... -form-eea4

thanks for clarifying.

Really appreciate the prompt reply. Am a bit confused now because on the EEA3 application in section 2 states that "SECTION 2 – Family Members Included in your Application Please give details below of any EEA national family members included in the application. If more than 3 family members are appl...

Thanks Ohara. Please see below the link for the form am using. Please can you share the link for the 13 page form. http://webarchive.nationalarchives.gov.uk/20141203164455/https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/314858/EEA_3_Permanent_Residence_06-14.pdf I intend to...

Hi, After HO's confirmation that the 85 page PR application is not mandatory (see link below) my wife and will be applying for PR on the 41 page EEA3 application. My wife is an EU national and will be applying for DCPR and am from a commonwealth country and will be applying for PR. In Section 2 it s...

Really appreciate your contribution.

We have kept all my sponsors employment letters for the last 5 years and hopefully they will be sufficient for the qualified status, we will leave the PET/MET tets in the lap of the Gods.

Thanks.

Thanks, but do you reckon we should use a solicitor because we are really worried about the part time employement status. That said my residence card was issued in 2012 based on my wife exercising treaty rights by being part-time employed... I know things have changed since then. Has anyone received...

3. Finally, what is the status of our children born in the UK? When will they acquire British citizenship? Do we need to include them in our PR application? You didn't say when when your wife started working in the UK. If she had been a 'worker' for 5 years when one was born, it will have been born...

Thanks Noajthan, really appreciate your prompt reply. I believe my wife maintained the same worker status as she went back to her emplopyer and we also have work letters confirming her period off on maternity leave. Whats is worrying though is if the part time work will be sufficient for exercising ...

Hi good people on this board. I have been a silent reader for a while and have not yet found the answers to my questions below. Hope you can help. 1. When does the qualifying period start for the non EU applicant. Is it from the date we got married when my EU spouse was exercising her treat rights o...

This is very disappointing news. Does anyone know approximately how long this would take to be applied to uk law?
Would this also affect people on residence cards about to apply for PR?
Thanks.