EEA(QP - Irish) + nonEEA(FM - American) using European Passport Return Service Application submitted on: 03/04/2018 Documents received by UKVI/HO on: 09/04/2018 Payment taken: 03/04/2018 (Debit card charged on the day of online application) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 04/04/2018 ...

No interview, no declaration. I think it asked if we would be traveling together on the application. I said yes, and we did travel together. It was very straightforward.

I applied for a family permit from the US about six months ago as an American married to an Irish national. I had a job offer before we moved and he didn't. I answered the questions on the application honestly and said I (the non-EEA) plan on working there once we arrive and he plans on looking for ...

EEA(QP) + EEA(FM) using European Passport Return Service Application submitted on: 03/04/2018 Documents received by UKVI/HO on: 09/04/2018 Payment taken: 03/04/2018 (Debit card charged on the day of online application) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 04/04/2018 Biometrics letter rec...

EEA(QP) + EEA(FM) using European Passport Return Service Application submitted on: 03/04/2018 Documents received by UKVI/HO on: 09/04/2018 Payment taken: 03/04/2018 (Debit card charged on the day of online application) Home Office Email (with case reference number): 04/04/2018 Biometrics letter rece...

I believe my application was processed within the States. As instructed, I sent all documents and my application to a United States address, and it was return-posted from that same office. I was not told to send any documents to the UK at any point. Best of luck to everyone, I feel very lucky and wa...

I had the same experience applying from the US. Documents sent: Sep 18 Documents received: Sep 20 Family Permit approved (via email): Sep 21 Documents mailed back: Sep 22 Passport returned: Sep 26 Neither of us are in the UK yet, so I did not provide any job offer letters or National Insurance infor...

There is coming into Ireland, but entering into the UK from Ireland is like flying domestically in the States. I was quite surprised the first time when it happened, but I've been to the UK twice now from Ireland and have never gone through any type of border control or immigration.

Hi all, I am an American spouse of an Irish citizen (solely Irish). We currently live in the US and plan to relocate to the UK at the end of the year. We will be arriving separately from the US to Ireland to visit his family for Christmas, then moving to the UK after a few weeks. There is no border ...

Hi all, I (American) will be applying for a Family Permit based on my EEA spouse (Irish) in a few months and had a question for anyone who has knowledge regarding a Family Permit and the Common Travel Area. I have searched and read through everything I could find on this forum which was very helpful...