Probably should send a copy of the DWP’s letter to clear any potential confusion that may have lingered in their files. Okay, I'll do that. Should I also write a letter in addition to having the DWP's letter? Also I answered No to: "Have you ever been refused entry clearance, leave to enter or l ...

Hello, I have checked here and many other websites for information on the documents that I will need to provide when sending in my application after my biometric appointment. I feel like I pretty much have everything but I am just curious on the specific quantity of documents to provide because I ...

Your wife doesn't need PR in order for you to apply for an EEA Family Permit. She does however, have to prove that she is exercising her Treaty rights in the UK as qualified person. See the information on Treaty rights in the following link: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/eea-nationals ...

As a matter of law, I think you will be entitled to apply. Thank you Obie! Do you know if there is anything in the EEA Family permit that mentions specifically what the case will be if the EEA spouse has permanent residence? I am trying to figure out if even matters at all that my wife will have ...

A member had a problem . Vinny I believe this is an in country regulation 18(1) case, it is different from the cited case. The OP by his post, is in the UK and seeking residence card. He is not applying from America. I am applying from America, she is currently living and working in the UK at two ...

Obie wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 26, 2018 2:24 pm

If she is not a qualified person, then she needs to be an EEA national with a Right of Permanent Residence to qualify.

If her documents has been sent, then it will be linked.

So basically by her having PR she wouldn't be considered a EEA National excising her Right of Permanent Residence?

vinny wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 26, 2018 2:18 pm

A member had a problem.

So basically my wife would need to prove that she is excising her Treaty Rights on top of having PR?

Your wife doesn't need PR in order for you to apply for an EEA Family Permit. She does however, have to prove that she is exercising her Treaty rights in the UK as qualified person. See the information on Treaty rights in the following link: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/eea-nationals ...

So I am American and my wife is Greek but living in the UK. We recently got married December of last year and I will make the big move this year. I made a topic here about a year or 2 ago and was recommended to take the EEA Permit route. I had it in the back of my mind but after a while I forgot ...

Does anyone know how much the EEA Family Permit will be effect by Brexit? Or how about if my girlfriend wants to apply for her permanent resident card since she is almost up to 5 years? Will I have to change my visa status after she does this assuming I am living in the UK under the EEA Family ...

You wouldn't be applying for a spouse settlement or fiance visa under the UK Immigration Rules as your fiancee is an EEA National without permanent residence. Marry in the US and apply for an EEA Family Permit. https://www.gov.uk/family-permit/overview There will also be several thousand £s ...

Hello, I have been in a long distance relationship with a girl for 6 years now. I am American and she is from Greece, currently living in the UK. We met working at the same job in the US. In order to sustain the relationship we would talk on skype and visit each other 2-3 times every year. In 2015 I ...

Does anyone have some insight on this or know of a similar situation? I tried looking online but haven't found anything remotely close.

She looked it up but then she couldn't tell me because that information was confidential. Confidential to whom? She didn't specify. I assumed to Job Centre Plus. But that is what I found strange, you would think if I was receiving such benefits under my National Insurance Number that I would be ...

Hello, not sure if this is the correct section to write this because this situation seems complicated. It does involve claiming benefits though. I also apologize if this ends up long winded but I feel I need to give as much information as possible: I studied my Masters in the UK (I am American ...