Just to chime in as we suffered something similar. If your EEA card is lost/stolen when you are abroad or within the UK you need to report it as lost: https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-residence-card/report-a-lost-or-stolen-card I guess this would depend on the status of your Non EEA partner but in ...

EEA(QP) + EEA(FM) together using European Passport Return Service Application posted on 14/12/2017 Received by UKVI/HO on 14/12/2017 Payment taken: 13/12/2017 (Debit Card Charge Online Service) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 14/12/2017 Biometrics letter received: 22/12/2017 (Dated ...

Are you a non-UK EEA citizen or are you the family member of such an EEA citizen? Your flag indicates Taiwan/ROC. As far as I understand, if you are a self-sufficient person or a student, in order for your years in the UK to qualify toward the permanente residence card, you need to have CSI or EHIC...

As far as I understand, if you are a self-sufficient person or a student, in order for your years in the UK to qualify toward the permanente residence card, you need to have CSI or EHIC for that duration right? So if you don't have CSI and you have been here for 1 year, that year wouldn't count. It ...

EEA(QP) + EEA(FM) together using European Passport Return Service Application posted on 14/12/2017 Received by UKVI/HO on 14/12/2017 Payment taken: 13/12/2017 (Debit Card Charge Online Service) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 14/12/2017 Biometrics letter received: 22/12/2017 (Dated ...

Hi all, I am a non-EEA national married to a Spanish passport holder with a European ID card. I have entered the UK on a 6 month EEA Family Permit. I have sent the application off for the 5 year Residence card. As per the application I had to send my passport and my spouse's passport for the applic...

amro2012 wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 21, 2018 7:46 am

Any help here please from members who submitted EEA2 application. Can I apply online?

Thanks

It depends on your situation if you are self-sufficient I don't think you can, otherwise you can and I recommend using the European Passport Return Service as it is faster.

EEA(QP) + EEA(FM) together using European Passport Return Service Application posted on 14/12/2017 Received by UKVI/HO on 14/12/2017 Payment taken: 13/12/2017 (Debit Card Charge Online Service) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 14/12/2017 Biometrics letter received: 22/12/2017 (Dated ...

EEA(QP) + EEA(FM) together using European Passport Return Service Application posted on 14/12/2017 Received by UKVI/HO on 14/12/2017 Payment taken: 13/12/2017 (Debit Card Charge Online Service) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 14/12/2017 Biometrics letter received: 22/12/2017 (Dated 1...

https://imgur.com/a/jgX3Z 3 different sources, sorry. Picture are not strictly requested but attach them please, they make your relationship VISIBLE and TRUSTABLE. I didn't use the European Passport Return Service, we just sent everything by post. Thanks Dan, that was very useful. From which source...

Well, I did a lot of research and I can assure you that my health insurance complies with what HO is asking. The cheapest options that will get you that are: WPA Premier and April UK Inspire. If you actually go with the traditional or big ones (Axa PPP, BUPA, etc) will cost you as much as what you ...

Nevertheless, since we are not sure about this and CSI is only "£30" a month per person, I decided to apply for it. Once we are cleared and my partner can get the residence card, I will cancel her subscription but keep mines. A CSI costing you £30 a month? I have been paying for the CSI of my husba...

Guys, Thank you very much for all this insightful discussion, and especially tmonaghan for lodging that inquiry. Nevertheless, since we are not sure about this and CSI is only "£30" a month per person, I decided to apply for it. Once we are cleared and my partner can get the residence card, I will c...

According to Home Office guidelines they require 6 utility bills from at least 4 different sources: we attached gas&electricity bill (wife’s name) internet bill (my name), council tax (my name), tenancy agreement (both names), bank statements of personal accounts and joint account, pictures of the ...

Hey guys! I am about to apply for registration certificate as qualified person (student) and my spouse as Non EEA. We are using the online application form and I was just wondering (since it isn't mention anywhere in the form) if we should attach photos, chat logs, "invitation letter" to prove our r...

The employment for Non EEA national is irrelevant for exercising treaty. The only thing that matters is that the EEA sponsor is exercising treaty right either as a worker, jobseeker, self employed person, self sufficient person and student. The last 2 require CSI for both EEA national and family me...

The employment for Non EEA national is irrelevant for exercising treaty. The only thing that matters is that the EEA sponsor is exercising treaty right either as a worker, jobseeker, self employed person, self sufficient person and student. The last 2 require CSI for both EEA national and family me...

lunallena wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 06, 2017 9:49 am

Yes you can!

Thanks!

Will apply end of November.

Guys, how do you fill this form?



Bank savings as a financial resource, and then write the amount in either my sponsor/spouse/family?

You have to prove to home office that you are exercising treaty right when you send in your application if you have intention of staying for more than 3 months. In your case, you need csi to be a qualified person. My first application for RC was sent in the 1st month of my initial right of residenc...

Also, regarding the sponsors finances part for the EEA (FM) how are you supposed to fill it?

Hey guys, I am about to apply for an EEA 1 for me (EEA National) and EEA 2 for my wife (Non EEA National). As I am currently a student I was wondering how can you show evidence that you have CSI? I have a private insurance from my own country that covers me while overseas (for the majority of the co...

Hi guys,

Can you apply for a EEA residence card for the Non-EEA Family Member if she/she holds a Tier 2 General Work Visa?

Thanks!

Hello, I would really appreciate if someone could tell me how I can escalate our EEA FP case. I am currently working in the UK and my partner is in Hong Kong - Briefly: June 22 - applied in VFS visa application centre in Hong Kong July 6 - received in Sheffield July 12 - 'not straightforward' email...

Some updates from my side: August 28th was my last day for the first escalation so I called again and I was allowed to escalate it for a second time. They told me since it was my second time escalating it, the manager will refer it to the UK decision team with utmost priority. I am hopeful that we ...