Yes, with a passport and marriage certificate. It may cause uncertainty for employers but it is what Article 25 specifically allows. Practically, it is impossible. You can't possibly expect ALL UK employers to be able to recognize hundreds of marriage certificates from around the world. You would t...
UK RESIDENCE DOCUMENTATION FOR A NATIONAL OF AN EEA STATE Page 1 http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8314/7974410019_aa6022f008_z.jpg Page 6 http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8302/7974443057_5bdd4dfe7e_z.jpg PR is attached on page 4 (when opened). Page 2 asks for signature of the holder, page 3 Emergency con...
On ukba website it says visa vignette transfer is 100 pound dont know what exactly would they do The fee is for visa under the UK domestic immigration rules not EEA "visa". The only way to transfer a EEA visa is to make a new application. God forbid if one's passport is lost or stolen. Anyone else ...
UK RESIDENCE DOCUMENTATION FOR A NATIONAL OF AN EEA STATE Page 1 http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8314/7974410019_aa6022f008_z.jpg Page 6 http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8302/7974443057_5bdd4dfe7e_z.jpg PR is attached on page 4 (when opened). Page 2 asks for signature of the holder, page 3 Emergency con...
Post my application on 2nd July, For EEA4 Received on 4 th July by HO received COA n my passport back with PRC on 1 September n post COA was dated 23 August n PRC dated 25 August They just made my decision in 2 days Not sure but I am so happy that this relief gets off my shoulders xxx Wow!! What wa...
Its a very good salary. Providing you don't already have many financial commitments, or addictions, £42K is a very good salary. To rent an average one bedroom flat in zones 2-3, you will need to pay between £800-£1200 per month. The rest of the living expenses are somewhat similar to most European c...
Ask your employer to call the HO employer helpline to confirm your eligibility. With a RC and proof of posting of PR application, the HO should be able to confirm your eligibility. Other than the above, I suggest that you write to UKBA, explain your situation, and politely ask for priority treatmen...
Perhaps it is not the UKBA requesting the interview. I think it is the respective council. It is nowadays common when the couple annouce their intent to get married. If it is UKBA requesting it, it will be beneficial to see the actual text.
"At UKBA, we are concerned that our customer service for family members of EEA citizens may not live up to the requirements of European Law. As such we would like to interview you about how we can do better"...
Normally, it shouldn't take longer than 1 week from now. As with all EEA applications, there is not much we could do to speed things up, except praying. Good luck.
It could be that your application has been returned or your PR. I wish it's the latter. If you sent a prepaid next day delivery envelope, then you should receive it the next day after it was sent. If it's the UKBA signed for 2nd class delivery, you shall get it within 4-5 days. Keep entering your tr...
Obviously, this is smth that your local council is able to decide. As far as I know, you will be needing your passport. Clarify it with them. In any case, you may still ask HO for your passport back.
Kwesi123 wrote:To be honest this 2004/28/EC is a bogus document which doesn't address my primary concern. My question is quite simple: Can one apply in their own right after holding a residence stamp for 5 years without their EEC sponsor?
UKBA does accept EEA IDs, as previously stated. It was my understanding the the Danish ID (billedlegitimationskort) was the official Danish ID. Apparently, it doesn't seem to be.
My friends' appeal was on different grounds. As for the process I will post again tomorrow. He is away and I can't reach him. I will keep you updated as soon as he comes back. I think though that your solicitor should not waste more time and launch the appeal asap.
First of all, I am so sorry about that. But, do not despair. You will manage to get it, you will see. I have a friend who recently got his PR after appeal. He didn't have sufficient proof of residence because his former wife had gone back to Sweden. She had taken all documents with her and was refus...
EEA ID Cards would be welcomed by all countries and would not be met with resilience should they there be common requirements, elements and legislation. Don't get me wrong, they are a good thing to have. My previous examples prove that as it stands, it's a total mess. Every government apply them as ...
