If you don't have a passport the above mentioned method is a right pain. Well and as far as the fp case is concerned you will hear from them within a month the latest as long as you chase it up say month and a half the latest.
the reason i said about the CDS is because i dont remember seeing a laptop or a computer or dvd player during the hearing thought i give you a heads up.
I appealed in may got a date in june as far as I can remember but i would suggest you print the photos. Mostly the home office presenting officer never turns up from personal experience ofcourse but then the judge will ask you a few questions that pretty much it. Its nothing major to worry about as ...
When I had appealed last year the barrister and the solicitor advised me to send actual pictures than CDs. Also while reading your earlier posts did you actually sent a cd of your actual wedding ?
Has anyone noticed this trend lately...Lot of the RC applications are sent out fast where there was NO COA. I do really feel for the December applicants...
It's very difficult to say which way it will go and as for expensive barristers and legal representatives they will milk you till you are dry(financially ofcourse) best way to go about it would be to get properly married and apply for r c .
Yeah tell me about it...it was very quick...i had to call a few times to chase up the COA but they said its not validated yet. When i called on wednesday they said that its validated and we will despatch it soon..i thought it was the COA but was a pleasant surprise.
I had a bit of trouble with the immigration officer at the border as if he was not happy to see me..lol he was asking me a lot of questions like how we met where is ur wife from etc. I am yet to apply for my eea2 i might do it tomorrow as they really seem to enforce the six month rule militantly i m...
I made a compliant on the phone and over the email, telephone no +914442192310 on a Friday and asked me to call back on Monday, When i did they said the decision has been made now and the passport is couriered to my address. The email address i wrote to was chennai.visaenquiry@fco.gov. UK. I did not...
When i made complaints with the high commission they said that they have conclude an application in 20 working days. Try calling them and try pointing this out.
I complained with all the Directives Article 5 -- Right of entry
And also The Immigration (European Economic Area) Regulations 2006 that you posted on another post...and voila its done the next day and the constant phone calls.
yeah there is enough history, Before i left uk there was a confusion with home office and got my paper work mixed up as the solicitors then dealing with the case forwarded my paper work and tickets confirming i was leaving uk. I left uk on 1 sept 2011 and the day before i had to call up the home off...
we got married in goa and we were there for a period of 3 weeks and she had gone back to uk. we been together for about 3 years as our relationship started back in 2008, we used to study at the same college and thats how we met.
Also when i applied i had submitted photos,payslips,p60s, bank statements, letter from her employer. This is the first new year and christmas we spent time apart. I feel the ECO is taking an unusually long time with my application. i havent emailed or phoned the bhc directly. I always made my enquir...
we had been together for about 3 years but i didnt have the burden of proof that we were together for 3 years except for cards. we got married in this october 2011. my wife is in uk right now and yes she is been in the uk for the last five years.
I was going through these threads and i thought i would ask you a question. I am somewhat in the same position canceriion is in as i have applied for an vaf5 permit on 21 november 2011 and as of today still heard nothing from the ukba. I applied at the cochin office in south india, I made a few call...
Thanks a lot Directive/2004/38/EC.