Posted application: 25/01/2020 Application Delivered: 27/01/2020 Money taken out: 27/01/2020 Email confirmation: 05/02/2020 Bio letter received: 04/02/2020 CoA without work received: 10/02/2020 Decision email (informing the BRC on its way) received: 25/09/2020 Decision letter together with the ...
Hi, I just looked at the document we submitted in 2007 and I found my dad's payslips and some P60's. My dad worked from (far as the papers go): From and including: Sunday, September 6, 1998 To and including: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 Which is around: 4 years, 4 months However, he did work from 1995 ...
Hi Guys The story after 2011 was that I got my student finance and I am still receiving it, as I am still studying on the basis I am home student. I tried to get a case worker in 2011 to apply, however I got quotes of £1500 for two applications which I though are really pricey, and I got tired of ...
I might not be 100% accurate here so comments from other members are more than welcome... Although it says the "past 5 year". It doesn't need to be the last 5 years. Any 5 years in the past would be fine. So tick "worker" and provide details of your father employment before he stopped working. The ...
This is just a standard letter. Doesn't explain why this was issued if your father applied using EEA3 and not EEA1 form. So you are back to square 1. Your father has been working in the UK 1994-2003 and would have gained PR status already. You have been living in the UK for more than 5 years so you ...
The card is the same card. It is what printed on the sticker that matters. What you got is not a PR. From the website you quoted: you can apply for a document certifying permanent residence PR is another application and you get a new card with a sticker saying "Document Certifying Permanent ...
Hello, doesn't " Registration Certificate " mean "permanent residence" for an EEA National. Information from UKBA Site: http://i1221.photobucket.com/albums/dd462/Raja_Kumbhti/Permanent.png Link: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/documents-eea-nationals/ My Father holds this card, means he ...
So either the HO made a mistake and issued the wrong document or they were not convinced that your father qualified for a PR but for a Residence Certificate and issued that instead. Any chance your father kept the letter from the HO that came with the blue card? (similar format to the one you ...
This complicate things a bit. The card is "Residence Certificate" which is issued when you first arrive to the UK as a EEA national. It's seems that when your mother and you applied for EEA2 in 2009, your father applied using EEA1 (Residence Certificate) and not using EEA4 (Permanent Residence ...
Latest on SFE: Hello, I got a letter saying that I need to provide my dad's employment contract letter, last 3 months payslips and p60 from 2010 to 2011. However, he doesn't work for last 8 years. After the letter, I called Student Finance England and explained the situation and why I can't provide ...
Regarding temporary illness of a worker. How long is temporary? I read one appeal where the appellant ( the home office) lost their appeal case and the basis of the Home office's argument was that cos the respondent had been ill for several years, they were not a worker, they were an unreasonable ...
As the non-EEA family member you need to prove five years continuous residence, which is usually easiest starting from the nearest date: so for example your five years continuous residence is: July 2011 back to July 2006 = five continuous years UK residence. Though you can pick whichever five years ...
Thus, No further evidence about exercising Treaty Rights or sickness insurance etc is required if the PR of the EEA sponsor was acquired before the start date of the five years that the non-EEA family member is stating as the five years he lived in the UK for his claim of PR too. Can you explain ...
I suggest you get your dad's blue card from the bank safe and check what the sticker says. Most likely this is a Confirmation of Permanent Residence. In that case, your application should be quite straight forward. You will need to provide evidence that your father has been living in the UK since ...
So you need to do an EEA4. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/applicationforms/eea/eea41.pdf http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/documents-family/applying/ has more info. Look carefully through the documents the EEA4 form asks for. You may well be able to just supply your dad's ...
Greenie : its a blue thick paper document which folds, just like the leaflet. Is this the PR Card issued to your dad? I agree that you should go ahead and apply for a PR card for yourself. It will simplify things. It is a pretty straight forward application, and you should not need a lawyer. Hello ...
Hello, the form we filled in 2007 was EEA2 for me, my brother and my mother. However, my dad's form was EEA4. Regards Swadesh EEA4 is the form used for permanent residence cards for non european national family members of EEA nationals. It doesn't make sense that your father would complete this ...
Hello, the form we filled in 2007 was EEA2 for me, my brother and my mother. However, my dad's form was EEA4. Regards Swadesh EEA4 is the form used for permanent residence cards for non european national family members of EEA nationals. It doesn't make sense that your father would complete this ...
OK. Did you send them your parent's passports with the application or did they request them? If they requested them which team requested it and which address did they ask you to send the documents to? First time around I sent them the photocopied. Later they sent letter asking for the original ...
OK. Did you send them your parent's passports with the application or did they request them? If they requested them which team requested it and which address did they ask you to send the documents to? First time around I sent them the photocopied. Later they sent letter asking for the original ...
