All you will need to establish is that the EEA national was indeed a qualified person during the time they refused the application. If you can establish that. There is a strong possibilty of a successful challenge. From what I understood their concern was the time period from becoming a EEA family ...

Source: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

Gosh, this just proves how bad I am at this... Still confused. Would you mind to expand on how it helps or doesn't with my case outside of legal terminology?

Will somebody please help me with my immigration situation. Overstayer status after EEA2 refusal. Thank you!
http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... 563#920563

My student visa ended on 24 June 2012. On 19 June I got married in UK to a EEA national. On 9 August 2012 my EEA2 application has been submitted. It was refused in February this year, with a right to appeal. We didn’t appeal, because the reason for refusal was the lack of evidence, so we proceeded w...

frei wrote:It doesn't have to be 3 months payslips, a payslip backed by the employee letter will be sufficient. Before UKBA issue residence card they usually call the employer to confirm if the EEA national is still employed by them.

And if not? It has to be a 6-month employment?

I am sorry you are in this position fatefull, could he not suspend all travel and get a job for you to get your residence card sorted before embarking on travels? He wouldn't like you to be threatened with removal order. Speak with your man to get a job and you can then make your residence card app...

EHIC card is only valid for a temporary visit, it is in place for EU citizens holidaying in different member states, in case they fall ill whilst away or an accident, they can be treated in that member state and will not have to pay for the treatment themselves. So your partner providing an EHIC ca...

I am not sure, perhaps up to a thousand, check the link below to see the list of insurers, get a quote online or by phone. Which link below? That's what they say in refusal letter: "We also require students to hold comprehensive medical insurance covering the period of study. You have submitted a E...

Check out aviva, that's the one I know of there are more out there it's always better to compare prices so as to reduce cost How expensive is it? I am not sure, perhaps up to a thousand, check the link below to see the list of insurers, get a quote online or by phone. Oh. My. This is crazy expensiv...

[quote="frei"][/quote] Just to have a clear picture. Your advise is to inform UKBA that I can submit necessary information and wish to make a further application? Would they cancel their previous request for me to leave the UK while I'm preparing documents for application such as CSI and UK bank acc...

frei wrote:Check out aviva, that's the one I know of there are more out there it's always better to compare prices so as to reduce cost

How expensive is it?

Jobseeker is fine for EU Spouse No a job seeker can not sponsor their family member to a residence card application. that is wrong. Jobseeker is on the EEA2 list. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/documents-family/applying/# Right column, pdf file. Again No, a job seeker can not sponsor ...

Hello,

I would very much appreciate any comment and advice on my situation

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewto ... 112#790112

THANK YOU.

As your husband was a student, you need need CSI and proof of funds to make a successful application for residence card. If you can demonstrate proof of self sufficiency, you will need to have a private family health insurance cover, you can proceed to making a new application. How do you get a com...

frei wrote:

Help5 wrote:Jobseeker is fine for EU Spouse

No a job seeker can not sponsor their family member to a residence card application. that is wrong.

Jobseeker is on the EEA2 list. http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucit ... /applying/#
Right column, pdf file.

Appeal Thats they only way to go ahead Resubmission will waste your time and lead to another rejection you have to appeal "We will only reconsider our decision in exceptional circumstances. Your appeal will only succeed if our decision, based on the evidence that we had at the time, was incorrect. ...

Appeal Thats they only way to go ahead Resubmission will waste your time and lead to another rejection you have to appeal But if I would have submitted the documents they wanted a different decision would've been made. They gave me three weeks to do that. But I wasn't aware of that because I haven'...

He is no longer a student. I have submitted proof of funds. They weren't satisfied with it because it wasn't a UK bank. They sent a request which I haven't received. If I had received it, I would've answered them and a different decision could've been made. Only asking to have a fair chance. Is ther...

Hello, today I have received a letter from HO UKBA with a REFUSAL TO ISSUE A RESIDENCE CARD (No Further Basis of Stay in the UK) which says that my EEA family member has failed to provide evidence that they are a qualified person. Then I am asked to leave the UK. Also it says that I am entitled to a...

Is there any other ways to exercising treaty rights?

My spouse has officially ended studies in the end of September, but was still working of graduation projects for the next month or so. He's not officially employed, he's a filmmaker and at the moment is on location outside of UK.

I have e-mailed now LiverpoolEuro.PassportReturns@UKBA.gsi.gov.uk asking to send me their initial request letter as I have never been given a chance to receive, nor to answer it. ...

PLEASE HELP! Received the envelope from UKBA today with a refusal to issue a residence card and no further basis of stay in the UK. They've returned all the documents except my passport. (My spouse's passport was returned upon the request last month) The reason they refused is that my EEA family mem...

I don't suppose anyone has any other suggestions on the below? Thanks Hello people There are 18 days left until we reach the 6 month deadline for my wife's ongoing RC application. We have not requested our documents back at any point during the application so far. I am wondering whether it is now w...

6 months is over. No RC.

Issued in November, received in Feb??
Why, why wouldn't they send them out then? This is madness.