1) In what country should we say he is resident? His home country? (He has an NI number, address, bank account in the UK now... whereas no technical address in his country, aside from family) I remember applying for the family permit outside the UK though I was technically resident in the UK (I was ...
I'm wondering if anyone has similar experience of entering with a COA/ without a valid family permit while travelling on their own - i.e. without their EEA spouse?
I'm hoping to travel without my partner and wondering if that could be problematic?
Hi, I've also started a similar thread as I'm in your same position. I'm not sure travelling with/ without your EEA family member matters in terms of entry clearance, rather it's the validity of the family permit seems to be the sticking point. (I travelled to the UK when I first got my family permi...
Yes you can work. I started to work straight away on my family permit and you should get a CoA when you apply for the Residence Card which also confirms your right to work during the time you wait for your RC (when you will likely have an expired family permit).
Hi all, I have applied for a Residence Card as the Unmarried Partner of an EEA National in January 2017 and have since received my COA and passport (which I had requested be returned). I also received a letter from the Home Office together with my passport stating that non-EEA family members need a ...
