So I got my Residence Permit (Phew after just over six months) I need to know a few things Can I use this as ID, my residence permit came on a A4 piece of paper with the sticker/card on it. Can I use it to get my provisional license, my passport is expired so could I send my birth cert with my ...

EEA application sent early November
COA received October 24th
Realise I forgot to send my passport!!
Sent passport October 30th
Received resident document May 9th!!!! I can finally get my driving license and start working. Took just over 6 months I think it was the post that delayed it slightly

Ahhhh this isn't fair I just checked my COA and we recieved it 09/Oct/2012 and people have gotten there's already who have gotten the coa's after me BULL

We applied and my mum, annoying, forgot to send my passport. Me and my twin brother both got our coa's pretty quickly, my brother has the right to work but obviously I don't. Will this slow my application. We sent off the passport 2 weeks after we sent the application.

I'm sorry I havnt really got it a straight answer of what I should go about doing, how should I send my passport? What address? Should I right a letter? Is there a number I can call. I need to get this sorted Im planning on starting unversity nxt year and I want to have this sorted :( Please help me ...

Do i send it to the address from the for yes?

Hi, so after getting all the documents together and sending the form my mother forgot to send my passport *hand on forehead* We were thinking that we just wait untill they ask for it what should we do

just to clarify if I get the COA can I use that to study, and at this moment am I legally allowed to study? You should be able to. You are right now legally able to study! Check with your school/university to see if they are happy with the COA. Otherwise you may need to educate/fight with them ...

just to clarify if I get the COA can I use that to study, and at this moment am I legally allowed to study?

Oops, missed that. EEA2 is for family members of EEA nationals. So, you are a (non-EEA) Family member of an EEA national. Cheers thanks for link but I have to ask, say if I'm applying for uni and I want to pay tuition fees am I classified under Eu/home or international. (I havn't lived here for ...

sushdmehta wrote:Fees

Thanks for the link and the second part of my question?

Am I a home student if I have a residence card and am I classified as a EEA national? If not what am I?

Oh I didnt know I could only have one section to post in all my queries, I'm only new to this once again apologies

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Am I a home student if I have a residence card and am I classified as a EEA national? If not what am I?

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Jambo wrote:You got it right. The confused sections are not relevant in your case.

Cheers thanks

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I don't think anyone has made a post about this, the form (EEA2) is confusing me. I am the non-EU applicant and my mother is the EU sponser for me. Can someone please specify exactly which sections need to be completed by me and my mother. Correct me is I'm wrong: Section 1 - By me Section 2 No else ...

You used to have two problems: what would I do if I get caught working illegally and how do I prove to an employer that I can work. Now you just have just the second problem, since you can work legally. You can apply now for a Residence Card. When that is processed you will get the COA which will ...

You may need to prove it to your employer. But in the mean time you can work all you want without fear. If June was your first entry into the UK, then your five year clock began then. Yh thats the tricky part how would I prove it? Would I have to bring my mothers passport or? Dont I need a National ...

You may need to prove it to your employer. But in the mean time you can work all you want without fear. If June was your first entry into the UK, then your five year clock began then. Yh thats the tricky part how would I prove it? Would I have to bring my mothers passport or? Dont I need a National ...

If she is working in the UK, or is otherwise a qualified person, then you right now have a right to be in the UK and work. Did you enter the UK together? If so, then your 5 year clock to PR likely began then. She is working here and has been living here for over a year now, I cam in to England only ...

sushdmehta wrote:If you were born in the UK on or after 1 January 1983

Is your mother in the UK as a qualified EEA national? If so, you may apply for a residence card.

Ye she is, thats what I thought. Cheers