Below my timeline for PR Application as EEA National, who has been living in the UK since 2007 as Self-Sufficient and Employed: Application transmitted online: 30/01/2017 Appointment for European Passport Return Service: 31/01/2017 PR received: 09/03/2017, dated 27/02/2017 I am positively surprised ...

Below my timeline for PR Application as EEA National, who has been living here since 2007 as Self-Sufficient and Employed: Application transmitted online: 30/01/2017 Appointment for European Passport Return Service: 31/01/2017 PR received: 09/03/2017, dated 27/02/2017 I am positively surprised with ...

Yes, I am a EU citizen.

I contacted the Health Insurance Provider, and they told me that they can't Issue any kind of retrospective proof. HR could issue a letter, but it would be of little use as it does not contain any relevant Infos on what it covered etc.

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Daniel

Hello Everyone, just wanted to quickly pick your brains on my situation. I moved with my (non-EU) wife to Northern Ireland in June 2007, and have been living here ever since. I applied for a Residence documentation for a EU national in 2007 as a self sufficient person , and it was issued in Sept. 20...

FINAL UPDATE Just realized that I hadn't completely updated this thread. Final timeline is: Eligibility criteria: 5 years EEA 2 + ILR 1 year (Spouse of EU Citizen) Language criteria met: LITUK Test and Degree taught in English (abroad), confirmation Letter from University and NARIC confirmed to be ...

ANOTHER UPDATE Eligibility criteria: 5 years EEA 2 + ILR 1 year (Spouse of EU Citizen) Language criteria met: LITUK Test and Degree taught in English (abroad), confirmation Letter from University and NARIC confirmed to be equivalent to Level C1 Current nationality: Thai Method of application: Posta...

UPDATED Eligibility criteria: 5 years EEA 2 + ILR 1 year (Spouse of EU Citizen) Language criteria met: LITUK Test and Degree taught in English (abroad), confirmation Letter from University and NARIC confirmed to be equivalent to Level C1 Current nationality: Thai Method of application: Postal Speci...

Eligibility criteria: 5 years EEA 2 + ILR 1 year (Spouse of EU Citizen) Language criteria met: LITUK Test and Degree taught in English (abroad), confirmation Letter from University and NARIC confirmed to be equivalent to Level C1 Current nationality: Thai Method of application: Postal Special Delive...

Thanks milan69. Will def. check that out.

Any other Input from anyone before I send it off tomorrow?

Hello Together, We are just finishing of my wife's Naturalization Application, and as we unfortunately don't have the NCS Service here in Northern Ireland I wanted to check if the below is complete/correct, or if we are missing anything. - Wife came to UK as spouse of EU Citizen in June 2007 - Wife ...

After I lodged a complaint with the Complaints Department and Mr. Whiteman (with my local MP on cc) we just received our documents back with the residence card. EEA4 sent 03 September 2012 EEA4 received by UKBA on 04 September 2012 Requested return of EU Spouse Passport 26 September 2012 EU Spouse P...

After I lodged a complaint with the Complaints Department and Mr. Whiteman (with my local MP on cc) we just received our documents back with the residence card. EEA4 sent 03 September 2012 EEA4 received by UKBA on 04 September 2012 Requested return of EU Spouse Passport 26 September 2012 EU Spouse P...

Ours is dealt with by NWEURO8, and one month overdue (i.e. seven months old).

I just sent a formal complaint to the Customer Complains Department, Rob Whiteman, and put my local MP on cc. Lets see if I can get some traction on it now.

I don't think anybody really would mind the relatively small fee, IF it is used to bring down the processing time to some slightly more acceptable levels, in line with other EEA countries (6-8 weeks, I would say). I would have paid £500 if it would have meant it will be processed in less then 4 weeks.

I don't think anybody really would mind the relatively small fee, IF it is used to bring down the processing time to something slightly more acceptable (6-8 weeks, I would say).

I would have paid £500 if it would have meant it will be processed in less then 4 weeks.

Yes, very few success stories lately.

Ours is now 5 months and 17 days old, and "SHOULD" come any day now. We are just busy with moving house, so don't really need it. But would be nice to get now to get over with all the uncertainty.

Applied on 3rd of September, and no response yet.

Has been very quiet in terms of EEA4 approvals lately. But reading Marco's timeline I am hoping the wait will be over soon for us. We applied at the beginning of Sept. received COA very quickly, got EEA passport returned quickly. But that's where it ended for us. We requested non EEA passport back v...

Can't we keep this thread free of all the off topic discussions, and just keep it about EEA4 timelines.

That's the only reason I look into it, and I am not interested in any other non timeline related discussions. And I am sure I am not the only one feeling like that.

So far I have been positively surprised with our EEA4 application experience. Our timeline is: EEA4 sent 03 September 2012 EEA4 received by UKBA on 04 September 2012 Requested return of EU Spouse Passport 26 September 2012 EU Spouse Passport returned 02 October 2012 COA received 12 October 2012 (dat...