Hi, Can you move with non-eu family member to UK under Surinder Singh route route who was residing in EU country for over six month however application for article 10 card is stilll in progress ? Is there a requirement to obtain Artical 10 card prior to moving back to UK after exercising treaty rig...

This thread can be closed as I assume passport is required to submitted and earliest they can be received back is 20 working days

Possibly translate though a certified translator recommended by the local British embassy?

I also read that a copy of Sponsor's passport is sufficient. They need the passport of the applicant though for family permit.

Casa wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 13, 2019 11:42 am

Your post and topic title are conflicting. Are you applying for an EEA Residence Card or British Citizenship

Moderator/@Casa please can you change the thread title accordingly. Thank you

Anyone who can respond please?

Hi, I am a British citizen and applying for residence card for my non EEA dependent through Surinder Singh route as I relocate to UK from Ireland. The problem is that I'll be travelling to and from Republic of Ireland for work and hence would like to have passport with me for travel while the applic...

I plan to apply for the RC using the SS route and I'm unable to submit passport due to my frequent travel for work. My dependent applicant would be able to submit the passport. Would it be okay if I mention this on the application and provide an attested copy from the bank? Will this impact the appl...

Did you apply yet? Please do share on your experience.

An easier option might be that your wife applies for her mother.

Your wife should be categorised as self sufficient. The only caveat is that she should have health insurance and not claiming any benefits.

Hi , I would be grateful if somebody could help me here. I am applying for my Non- EEA parents to join me at Ireland. (I am British Citizen and I want my parents to join my in Ireland when I work) Which category I am applying ? Is it: Family member EU/EEA? Also should I apply for short stay or long...

I have registration appointment december 14. and I'm not sure if the temporary visa works for re entry I might ask when I get registration office. If you get some information could you share with me please? thanks. Well, we decided to get a re-entry visa and apply for a UK visa to be on the safe si...

I will also check how the other EEA countries interpret the adult dependents (esp. for my mom) - to see if Surinder Singh can be attempted. You are running out of time for this route and you and your whole family would have to move to an EU state. Your parents would qualify as direct family members...

Thank you @secret.simon for the detailed response and taking time to do this. It is really helpful and will play a key role in my decision making. [DIGRESS] The immigration rules seem to be very cruel with respect to ADRs as I can observe. How can a 59 year old live alone without her husband who is ...

To avoid having to repeat all the difficulties faced in applying for elderly parents' settlement visas, have you taken the time to read through the 15 pages of advice in this thread? With family in the home country and without the need for daily help with dressing, bathing, feeding etc (for both of...

To avoid having to repeat all the difficulties faced in applying for elderly parents' settlement visas, have you taken the time to read through the 15 pages of advice in this thread? With family in the home country and without the need for daily help with dressing, bathing, feeding etc (for both of...

"Tier 1 (General) extensions will be granted for either three years or the balance the applicant needs to take their time granted in the category to five years, whichever is longer." the above statement hints that the extension is to achieve your 5 years stay. If you are eligible for ILR with 5 year...

hi guys, I have been calling Home office and they seem to tell me that they would not provide extension unnecessarily.

i.e. unless you have long absence or entered the country late..

I am quite curious to know what is happening in reality.

thank you for the advice sagareva! I think your suggestion is very rational, I have decided to go with ILR.

sprof wrote:Any comments, guys?

Is this information regarding "redundant" extension true?

I have checked with four different people in home office and they all claim that no extensions can be done and I have only choice i.e. ILR. worth starting a separate thread I think!

Congrats again on your ILR.

May I know how early you booked the Croydon PEO appointment?

congrats once again! May I know how early you booked the appoint for the Croydon PEO?

Hi thanks so much for response, we are both in UK, and still married to each other. There is no change in situation. Only due to job location he has to stay 5 days away from me as daily commute is not possible. Do you think this will be problem for his dependent visa extension. Thanks for any help,...

Thanks Suresh for responding so quickly. I was quite anxious due to the April 3 timing (annual immigration rule change time) and for peace of mind thought of extending Tier 1 (General) once. But, now after speaking with a few people I have come to know that they don't extend the visa beyond the 5 ye...

Visa Type: Tier 1 General
Entry Clearance: May 1, 2010
Entry Date: Jun 24, 2010 (about 55 days late)
Date of renewed Visa expiry: May 1, 2015

I am thinking of going for extension for me alone to be on the safe side.

My spouse has the same entry dates.