[quote="Chinapost"]Hello everyone,
EEA 4 states that “you need to have resided here with your EEA national family member for a continuous period of 5 yearsâ€

Here are the facts - I am british, husband south african, living in ireland - not sure for how much longer as everyone's residency applications are being rejected, and we may return to SA. From there (or from here, if we can) we want to return to the UK. I think you both have a clear cut right to s...

Is it necessary to submit my wife's (EEA national) Finnish passport as supporting evidence in my EEA2 application? Will it suffice to submit the Registration Certificate (or a certified copy?), or must this be ALSO submitted along with the EEA national sponsor's passport? Will they hold onto my wif...

Someone needs to challenge this - time to get a petition going guys?? I am not sure that a petition is the right way to do this. I thought a petition is a way to start a law based on public demand. But the law is there, we only demand justice! :-) So I think the way to go is to complain with the Eu...

Also while they do warn about the possibilty of non-EEA nationals applying for the Residence Card while not being in the UK, they have absolutely no suggestion of how to detect such cases or how to solve it... just a "We must prevent this from happening" and that's all. Really don't know what to sa...

> EEA applications should take a maximum of 6 months, but, since you > mentioned that they asked for more information, this would have caused > some delay...when did they ask for more information? Yes and no. The law is very clear that 6 month is the absolute acceptable maximum, including delays. It...