Can't you use your work colleagues whom you work with ? We used our work managers and dentist as professional refrees , as far as we know the person has to be a british citizen to provide you with a refrence one has to be of professional standing and the other can be a work colleague who has known y...
Application Timeline Passport for: First time Adult Passport after Naturalisation Application Type: New Method of application: Postal Date of application:16 July 2013 Date application received by IPS: 19 July 2013 Date of return of documents: 25 July 2013 Date of receipt of interview letter: 26 July...
Agreed with Punjab , but as I recall , back in the days the UKBA always insisted on applications made 4-6 months prior to the expiration of the visa , That's what we did when we applied for the 5 yr visa and for the permanent residence. We received our PR's before the 5 yr was completed , lets say 2...
Reda, the sooner you send it the better, we sent ours in July which is 4 months in advance , in case they refuse your application, you have time to appeal. Also provide as many documents as possible , we had over 85 documents including : holiday bookings, wage slips, tenancy agreement, p60's , colle...
Hello guys, is it ok to send these applications prior to the expiry of the Residence Permits. My partner who is a Non EEA Memeber has his visa expiring in Nov 2011. We weren't too certain as to when should we send these applications. We sent them early taking into account that the processing time f...
The more paperwork you provide the better, that includes receipts that prove you guys travelled together, payslips, bank statements, utility bills, tenancy agreements etc......
Its all about proving durability. So the more the merrier , it worked for us , we got our PR in 2 months.
My wife also included her CRB Check which I am assuming granted her the PR status on the spot. There is no need to provide CRB check when applying. The fast processing for the EEA national is standard practice by the HO. EEA national is issued a Residence Permit (EEA1) / PR (EEA3) when the CoA is i...
Hey guys , just thought I'll post an update , I got my PR , it arrived 15 th November 2011 , It was sent in July , my wife got her's on the same day they sent the COA to myself in September 2011 , and my stamp shows the PR was granted in October , so it took less than 3 months for them to approve my...
if your fiancee is in the uk , doesn't she have passport ? its always good to take the passport with you , we had the same issue, but we rang HO first before progressing with any plans. we thought the id card was enough, but because the id is in the native language of the original country, they will...
From what I've been told that if the EEA National gets the PR status, it increases the chances of the Non EEA member to receive the PR status unless the documents do not add up.
Your husband can call the bank and get a print out for the last 3 months. That's how I got mine, I use online banking and said no to paper statements like 3 years ago. Its pretty straight forward
We are slightly confused over here and any advice is appreciated. We applied for the PR Status in July , I got the COA on the 15th Sept but dated the 5th on the letter. Which is fine so far. Today : 24th sept my wife who is a EEA National got a letter confirming her PR status and the letter is marke...
So you say its all fine to wait 8 months if Home Office decides and we shouldnt get worried??? Do you have a TIME CONCEPT by any chance??? Also I thought this forum is a place where you get information and advice so if you have that share it and keep your opinion to yourself!!! Also in regards to g...
So you say its all fine to wait 8 months if Home Office decides and we shouldnt get worried??? Do you have a TIME CONCEPT by any chance??? Also I thought this forum is a place where you get information and advice so if you have that share it and keep your opinion to yourself!!! Hold on sec, surely ...
the way I see it , you want a permit to stay here and if the home office decide to take 8 months to decide after they have completed investigation etc , they can do so . In relation to the sick mother etc , you never mentioned that in the beginning of this topic , you started mentioning it after som...
the best you can do is wait , you keep repeating yourself and are getting the same answers, your solicitor should perhaps contact them as you went through him / her .
Your solicitor should be able to help you in this matter because you are paying him
Fair enough, but then in this video he clearly states that for an EEA National, they will have to have completed 5 years Residency , then get a ILR for 12 months and then apply for a British Citizenship
Thanks for getting back Jambo, I am slightly confused as the non EEA passport holder has an expiry date of Nov 2011 for the Residence Permit? why give this when they can take stay here as long as the EEA member is exercising their treaty right ?
Anybody :?: You expect an answer within 13 minutes after posting? It's a free forum and people are allowed to enjoy a sunny Saturday! As for your questions: - You need to apply for PR after completing 5 years of exercising treaty rights. - There is no "visa" or "valid visa" for applications under E...
