You won't find any laws about this subject, simply due to the fact that they don't exist. There is no legal framework regarding EU-state citizens statuses if the UK drops out of the EU. But some people clearly speak about it with certainty, see quotes above. One person said that everyone who made E...

In addition to what I wrote above I have found another quote which states: If you have already been working/studying (or otherwise exercising treaty rights with the proper medical insurance if required) you would already be eligible for PR in the UK. That way, leaving the EU wouldn't have an impact...

The minimum required IELTS score is 4.0, which is equivalent to B1 on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). source: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/368123/Approved_secure_English_language_tests_-_updated_November_2014.pdf - page 12...

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong here... It sounds like during this break, you are either seeking work in the near future, or you are already hired and just taking a break before you begin your new job. If that is so, I don't think you need to claim as self-sufficient during this period? You ...

Hi All, Just need a quick clarification regarding CSI as I read some contradictory posts... I was a exercising my treaty rights as a worker for the past 3.5 years and am now on a voluntary 3 month break from work before I start a new job in January. I purchased CSI from the date I stopped working s...

Jambo wrote:

Hubba wrote: You definitely don't need to prove your 5 year history again if you already have PR. You do need to prove your residence for the last year, though.

Treaty rights - no (if hold PR for more than 1 year). Residence - yes for the full 5 years. Not just last one.

I stand corrected. Thanks.

Thank you for the prompt response. Yes, I have passed the course as a Second Language. The certificate shows my grades in full detail including the oral exam. I must have misunderstood the application form and comments I have read here on the forum. People mentioned that you did not need to prove t...

With due respect but its true that a lot relations break when either of the partner not willing for generating children because it does not strengthen the relationship rather create doubts. The best gift for human is children which softened even stubborn heart. I will suggest you to try to apologiz...

With due respect but its true that a lot relations break when either of the partner not willing for generating children because it does not strengthen the relationship rather create doubts. The best gift for human is children which softened even stubborn heart. I will suggest you to try to apologiz...

Hi Everyone!! Today was my lucky day :lol: Just got a call from my solicitor telling me my PR arrived. My journey wasn't so easy though, I applied end of may with my mom and after one month she got her PR and mine was refused due to lack of proof for residency for the 5 years (which I actually sent...

If the holder can travel with valid RC on expired passport while having a renewed passport too then it should be acceptable to employers as well. If you have reached to the stage of upgrading your PR into British citizenship then doing that maybe more wise. I agree with you, it should, but here we ...

I have been informed to apply for a Biometric Residence Card and of course renew my non-EU passport. It is all money making. Unfortunately, I am unable to take the new contract until I have all of this done. There are no biometric residence cards for EEA nationals or family members, so basically yo...

This is quite frustrating. During the last 4 years I've used my EEA2 residence card, which was affixed in an expired passport. I have never faced any issues in the border or anywhere else. The EEA2 residence card vignette is a document on itself, with its own expiry date. Why would the expiry date ...

This is the link stating the new laws from May There seem to be an exception for EEA family members so why was I told differently by the home office advisor https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/338399/An_employers_guide-28-07-14.pdfA summary of the changes to ri...

This is what I did: Take your application to the post office, with the envelope/parcel opened. Take also an identical envelope/parcel with you; Weight the original application envelope/parcel, with the extra envelope/parcel inside and ask them for two special delivery seals to cover such weight; Tak...

Dear Forum, Your assistance would be wonderful with regards to my question. I am a South African citizen, my unmarried durable partner is Belgian and is living here exercising his treaty rights. We have been in a durable relationship for 8 years now. I have received two 6 month EEA FP's (03/08/10 -...

Country of issue = The Netherlands. Place of issue (if ever asked) would be Thailand. For the Easyjet advance passenger information, the answer should be Netherlands (twice). Hi, I'm afraid this is incorrect. I've just had a reply from EasyJet; the 'country of issue' is the country in which the emb...

claraluh wrote:This Topic has been a bit quiet.

Has anybody heard from home office recently??????

I was wondering if you had already heard back from them. It seems the HO caseworkers are out of summer holidays

hello guys, i send my EEA4 on the 26/06/14 (received by HO 27/06 in durham). payments taken 30/06 (credit card), confirmation letter received 03/07 (dated 30/06), COA received 12/07 (dated 07/07) been separated from my EEA wife for the last 2 years, divorce absolute issue on 05/14 My RC is still Va...

I don't anything i said on this thread is inconsistent with the reply UKBA gave in that thread. UKBA mentioned an independent right to employment. This means employment that is not dependent on the EEA national right of residence. I don't support their views, but it is the view they take at present...

Do you have a steady source of income (i.e. your income - not your EEA's)? If so, I'd advise you to get a joint account with your wife and have your wage paid into this account. This would satisfy the requisite of her having regular access to funds.

I would assume why not use the EU gate with a PR - the whole point of "full" passport control is to make sure the people entering are legit. We', on the other hand, have already been checked and re-checked by HO. :?: There may be one or another Immigration Officer that may tell you are on...

Uhh don't laugh, but I shall need to fly soon again :D Can I go through EU lines on passport control, given that I have PR? (but another given would be that I shall be flying solo, without the EU partner) If you are not a citizen of an EEA or EEC country, you cannot use EU lines. Rest of the world ...

HELLO, I would like to find out what I need to do next in order to recieve naturalisation and get a british passport or PR? I`m Belarussian and my wife is Polish(residence permit for a national of a member state of the EEC-date of issue 22/05/2006, valid until- indefinite) . In 01/09/2007 we got ma...

hello hubba, thanks for your reply. It is to prove durable relationship as an unmarried partners. does it work? Hi Khan, You don't need necessarily to provide bank statements. From the EEA2 form itself: For unmarried partners: proof that you are in a durable relationship. Generally this is proof th...