Hi, I got my EEA2 RC last Nov. as an unmarried partner of an EU national, we got married last Feb. I recently went home for a holiday... During our trip my husband and I decided that it would be better for us to have my non-eu daughter (12 y/o) live with us here in the UK. I understand that we can ...
hi I just want to share my experience in using my RC a few times after receiving it... I got my RC last November 2012... as an UNMARRIED PARTNER OF AN EU (IRISH) NATIONAL... First trip is to IRELAND... we were told by the Irish embassy that I needed a tourist visa to go to Ireland and they only ...
Hi I got my RC last dec 2012 as an unmarried partner of an eu citizen... we got married last Feb. 2013 and right now I am in the Philippines for a holiday while my husband is in the UK... I have a 12 year old daughter from a previous relationship and she is using her fathers' last name (we weren't ...
Update.... I talked to someone from the IRISH VISA CALL CENTER last friday to ask about my issue for the 2nd time and the man said I should verify with the ukba if the residence card i should give me the same treatment as my irish partner i.e. Freedom of movement and that should i wish to apply for ...
I got my EEA2 RC yesterday stamped as FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EEA NATIONAL ... I thought great!! We waited 5 months for this we can go to Ireland after all for xmas! So to make sure I emailed the Irish embassy in London to double check if my RC is enough... this is their response... ondonvisaoffice@dfa ...
I'm really confused now.... So I thought that if I have a valid residence card I can travel to Ireland without a visa... I emailed the irish embassy in london today but was told that that rule only applies IF the stamp on my passport says FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EU CITIZEN and since my stamp says ...
Hi I got my residence card as a family member of an eea citizen today, we are unmarried but in a durable relationship and have a son together. I've been to Ireland with my partner several times already using a visitors visa multiple entry. Please, if you don't mind my asking, on what basis did you ...
I sent the Irish embassy in london an email today to ask if my residence card would be enough but was told that my residence card should be "FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EU CITIZEN" instead of EEA Just realized I may have misinterpreted you on this. Are you saying that they told you "FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EEA ...
I'm really confused now.... So I thought that if I have a valid residence card I can travel to Ireland without a visa... I emailed the irish embassy in london today but was told that that rule only applies IF the stamp on my passport says FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EU CITIZEN and since my stamp says FAMILY ...
but I thought that as long as I am a holder of a valid residence card I do not need to apply for a visa... I was not able to apply for a visa because we submitted my residence card application and just got it back today.
Hi I got my residence card as a family member of an eea citizen today, we are unmarried but in a durable relationship and have a son together. I've been to Ireland with my partner several times already using a visitors visa multiple entry. I sent the Irish embassy in london an email today to ask if ...
Got my RC today expires 2017 :D YAY!!! took me almost 5 months to get it... I applied as an unmarried partner, living together for almost 2 years with a son together... So we're going to Ireland for xmas after all really happy! Goodluck to everyone :) ------------------------EEA2 UNMARRIED PARTNER ...
STILL NO LUCK.. Was hoping to get my RC this past week but was just disappointed... Losing hope now for Christmas and New year and our sons' first birthday... we were hoping to celebrate it with relatives in Ireland and now it's just the 3 of us here... Why can't they just give the RC if they've ...
Hi Guys I got my passport today with RC. Dated 17 Nov. Wish you best of luck.... Hi can you tell us about your case... just curious because my timeline is similar to yours. ------------------- EEA2 UNMARRIED PARTNER ---------------- App sent 13/07/2012 App Rcvd 16/7/2012 COA Rcvd mid oct 2012 RC ???
Congrats Khan!!! Fingers crossed I get mine next week You are jut 1 week ahead of me... I really want to take my son to Ireland we missed it last year and my poor partner hasn't been on a holiday since then :( -------------------------------EEA2 UNMARRIED PARTNER-------------------- My Timeline ...
@Diane I'm in the same situation... I applied as an unmarried partner we first submitted our application January 31 but it was returned to us asking for more docs... so we asked for our bank manager to provide a letter stating our joint account... we only have 1.5 years cohabitation when we applied ...
Hi I am currently waiting for my EEA2 residence card as unmarried partner of an Irish citizen. We have a son who has an Irish passport... I just want to know if I would need to apply for a visit visa to Ireland (going to Cork) if I already hold a valid uk eea2 residence card. I've been to Ireland ...
Still no RC :-( ... I was hoping to get it before December coz we want to take our son to Ireland on Christmas... My visa would expire on 17th Dec. 2012 will they give my passport before that or will they wait til the 6 month period is over? -----------------EEA2 UNMARRIED PARTNER ...
Hi yes I have permission to work... Made me really happy though I'm a stay at home mom at the moment :) I think you should be fine. Just hang in there you. Patience is virtue! I hope I get my COA soon. :shock: I read from a previous reply in this forum that the HO is trying to send out COAs this ...
Hi this is my timeline.... EEA2 application submitted: 31 Jan. 2012 Application returned : end of MArch 2012 (UKBA needs more proof of durable relationship and tax statement of my self employed partner, I thought my sons' birth certificate is proof that we're in a durable relationship as we're not ...
Hi I applied for EEA2 as an unmarried partner of my self employed Irish citizen bf. We have a 9 month old son and we are both on his birth cert. We've been living together for 2 years but have been in the relationship for more than that, though we only have proof of living together for 1.5 yr ...
Hi this is my timeline.... EEA2 application submitted: 31 Jan. 2012 Application returned : end of MArch 2012 (UKBA needs more proof of durable relationship and tax statement of my self employed partner, I thought my sons' birth certificate is proof that we're in a durable relationship as we're not ...
I am from the Philippines... my partner is Irish born citizen.... we met January 2010.... He introduced me to his family May 1 2010... He works in the UK... we've been on several holidays to Ireland and we travelled together... I even submitted my flight details showing that we're travelling ...
I have a student visa in the UK valid until the 17th of December 2012... the school scammed its students... I was told at the embassy that it closed 2010 whereas they issued me a letter confirming my enrollment last June 2010 and I was issued a mult. entry visa by the embassy valid for 1 year ...
