It was helpful to know that there are many others out there who are playing the waiting game and discussing their timelines. This is our timeline as below: EEA husband /Non EEA wife (resident card expired Sept 2016) apply for PR in the same application Documents sent: 19/09/16 Document received: 20 ...
When I emailed the UKBA, they sent one of those FAQs type of email and this was included: '1. Outstanding Applications If you make an application before your authorised stay ends, your existing immigration status will continue until your application is decided, even if the decision is not made until ...
i did contact the european enquiries call centre and they told me to wait for my COA. sShe said she can't advice me otherwise. I'll call again later to check if the answer differs from yesterday! I emailed the european enquiries email address as well but either they have not replied me or sent me ...
i've been with my partner for 5.5 years, moved in together after university because we were in different universitiies before, and have been living together for 2 years. We were on a holiday that was booked ages ago and I made my application as soon as I got back!! i was actually thinking of moving ...
Hi there, I hope some of you can help me with this dilemma. I am currently on a Tier 1 post study work permit which is expiring some time next week and I have submitted my EEA2 application (unmarried partner) on the 25th of July ( am still waiting for my COA). I submitted my partner's EEA1 form ...
The guidelines are clear and also the law doesn't enforce a particular form. Your application should thus be assessed on the basis of the supporting documents you have provided.
And they also have a section now asking for absences. Interestingly there is also this bit now in the ECIS. In contrast to the policy governing applications made under the Immigration Rules an application cannot be rejected because the form has not been used or has not been fully completed ...
