Just as I suspected, 'Big Brother' is monitoring these forums. Imagine the outcry if it were UKBA doing the 'snooping'. Well there is no Big Brother monitoring going on here. People come here to get answers about their questions and this is an excellent forum where senior members provide valuable i...

Hi fadijamshaid88 I am very confused please help me to understand this issue. You posted the above message on 28 of June 2011 being a family member of EEA national who is living in UK and asking for some help regarding ways to bring your family from back home . Here you are a male . On the other han...

application reached HO on 5-11-10
Ackn letter dated 9-11-10 recieved by solicitor
Cheque processed 15-11-10
Called HO , informed that decision has been made 7-12-10
Approval letter recieved on 14-12-10 by solicitor

Thanks to the forum for help

Best of luck for everyone

application reached HO on 5-11-10
Ackn letter dated 9-11-10 recieved by solicitor
Cheque processed 15-11-10
Called HO today , informed that decision has been made 7-12-10
they sent the letter to my solicitor

Hoping the best

Hi nomad88 It looks as your EEA sponsor is exercising treaty rights as either student or self sufficient person. In both cases you need comprehensive health insurance. So buy one for the whole family and send with other required documents. You can also attach a covering letter and request them that ...

Hi
as far as i understood from the guide you don`t need your photograph to be signed by any of the referees . You simply need to affix it on the desired space and ask the referees to fill their details along with their signature in the required section.
Regards

Has anyone who applied for naturalisation around the 10th Nov 2010, got a response yet? I applied on the 10th at Liverpool NCS and got an acknowledgement letter on the 20th. I know it has only been 3 weeks, but looking at other posts, on average it seems to take 3-4 weeks for a response. I am getti...

You don`t need to apply for retention as you are already permanent resident. May be the person you talked to on phone misunderstood your question or he know nothing about the eu law. Retention of rights is for those people who has residence card as a family member of eea national and they divorce be...

The question is either the EEA national was working / studying or self sufficient for the duration of time you are concerned. If the eea national was working then P60`s, wage slips , proof of tax ,NI would be ok. But if eea national was self sufficient then you need to send the bank statements for t...

Plum70 wrote:What I mean is: EU nationals and their family members who attain PR after July 2011 are in the dark about what new requirements would dictate attaining BC in the future.

I agree

well apparently this new citizenship law will not affect the rights of EEA nationals and their family members . Well, up until PR is attained. After that it is anyone's guess how long the wait will be before BC can be acquired. Actually for those people who have already acquired the permanent resid...

hunpak wrote:So people like me should be worried who just got their eea2 and have long way to go for citizenship

well apparently this new citizenship law will not affect the rights of EEA nationals and their family members .

Although this section is for EEA route applications only But ...as far as I understood the new citizenship law document http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/aboutus/consultations/pathtocitizenship/pathtocitizenship?view=Binary , all the obstacles are before u get permanent residen...

No need to apply for EEA1
Just fill EEA3 form http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... /eea31.pdf
and send with required documents http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteco ... /guide-eea

Regards

Ohh yes
You are 100% right
I take my words back
U have to complete this with the details of ur husband plus you need to tick the self sufficient option as well.

Good luck

Hi
U r talking about section 4 of the eea2 form which is about employment of EEA national so don`t fill it as you are not working , only tick the economically self sufficient option in section 7 of the form and provide the required documents becz that is what ur situation is.

Regards

Rozen wrote:

kashyme wrote: Hi rozen
I never wrote the text you quoted as mine , infact I answered him . That was actually the post of Sunskykelilo.

Regards

Sorry Kashyme I really do need to make that trip down to specsavers...

Hi rozen
no need to say sorry , it is ok

regards.

and what about my visa expiry, is it gonna be problem Well I think as your wife is exercising the treaty rights , you are ok but send the application ASAP . You have 10 days . My question is have you registered your wife as a self employed for NI purpose or not.? If not call them on next working da...

I don't think there is any time limit as long as you can substantiate her self employment with the required documents, and I think you will require comprehensive health insurance as well. For self employment there is no need to have health insurance. Only send the most recent bill of class 2 nation...

jay-KHAN wrote:required documents?? and one thing more my visa is expired i have only 10 days which is for aappeal

plz see this under evidence needed for self employed people
http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/siteco ... /guide-eea

I don't think there is any time limit as long as you can substantiate her self employment with the required documents, and I think you will require comprehensive health insurance as well. For self employment there is no need to have health insurance. Only send the most recent bill of class 2 nation...

I think ( as mentioned by others above ) that if someones sponsor goes to an EEA country outside UK and work there for 6 months and then come back , then that person can apply for residence card with the condition that he will remain financial dependant of his EEA sponsor during this period.

Obie is right
don`t give ur solicitor a penny
as your x wife now providing u with the passport , you can handle the situation yourself

Good luck

Do you know how long it would take my mother to exercise treaty rights as a British citizen before I would be eligible to apply for a residence card? Also please could you explain how she would exercise treaty rights? Does it mean working in the UK since shes worked here fore 7 years now. Exercisin...

As far as I understand it will depend on 1-either the british citizen has recently exercised treaty rights in any EEA country for a considerable time period other than UK 2-how you are dependent on EEA national in your case as your mother has recently obtained british citizenship so EU law doesn`t a...