Hi people, I have some questions. I, french national, am just married to my non-eea wife after HO gave us COA. She applied voor EEA2 permit 1 year before we applied for COA. Her passport is being held up to this day by UKBA from the moment she entered the UK. Passport has now expired. She is now an...
DFDS, simply having a joint tenancy agreement will not work if both parties are contributing equally to the rent cost. Under the EU directive, the EEA national on whom the non-EEA is dependant, will need to show he/she has primary ownership of the household on which the non-EEA reside. An affidavit...
This conclusive statement is very narrow minded as the alleged forgery and corruption is not limited to third world alone. It is a clear afront to modern world and a false accusation to third world nations. Is it? I disagree. I travel to Russia quite often, not even third-world, a so-called emergin...
If those are the rules then those are the rules I'm afraid. Birth Certificate proves very little especially if from a third-world country where forgery and corruption abound. Try another DNA test? Why was a DNA test requested? What is your country of origin, and what is your age and reason for depe...
Ed, the joint tenancy will show that you live in the same household, but how the rent is paid, and who has primary ownership of the household would also be an important factor and will be taken into consideration, How old is your Brother? The above will cover the situation in the UK, in regards to ...
Insurer are very much aware that there is no such a thing as emergency cover in the Uk, as there are no private E & A's in the Uk. So what they do, they can just arrange for you a policy which covers ambulace transfers, to a private hospital. Thats what i have been told by one of the insurers.
ElizabethB, slowly dear, for you don't who you are discusing with. Many of them are very experienced in these isues and some have gone through them already. This is free first hand and proffession information you are getting. My bet is, that you sit down, read and learn.
No he is in Uganda now, working there, and that's where we meet, nearly two years ago now. I was living there for 18months over the last two years. He arrival back to Nigeria, he left after two months to travel overland to Burundi. He then travelled to Uganda to look for work (all in East Africa, n...
Yes, in a lot of countries that is true and after looking at the embassy website in uganda they link to this which also it looks like you do need to provide a birth certificate (from bitter experience, most if not all BHC's also require a certified english translation of any documents not originall...
This is not a new thing at all. The UK authorities say that, the so called Extended family members have no rights, until an examination has been undertaken of their circumstance. Until such time as this examination is undertaken, they will have absolutely no rights. However, there is a catch, if th...
After this .. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6968539.ece I think such checks are now vital . If he had got himself a genuine college his terror attack would clearly of been done in the UK which is a shocking though . So what if people are asked a question or 2 which may take ...
Obie i see your point, for example, US bound passengers are now subject to full body scanning, This still does not meet the EU standards in terms of human rights. Hope readers won't get me wrong on this. These full body scanner have been in existence for sometime, but contravening with EU regulation...
Spain is acting in conformity with the EU wide proposal . They do not require this information from people travelling within EU proper ( Schengen Land ). The UK and Ireland, has only themselves to blame, for the Spanish insiting their citizens provides this information, or flights departing from th...
if we want to move the Residents Card into her new Passport, we have to go through all the EEA2 application process again! I would have thought they would have had a more simple process for moving Residents Cards in this scenario where Passports are lost or replaced They don't! It's madness, I'm in...
Meats i fail to understand why you don't get my point. The issue i raise is, if each Tom, Dick & Harry is going to ask for your personal details then how safe are you, given the fact that not all these service providers do have the capacity to protect such data. For your information Biometrics come ...
Meats crime is at its peak no matter whether all personal information is being requested. The issue was how safe is our data, when each and every Tom, Dick & Harry is requesting to have access to your personal details in order to give services? Many countries have been offering there citizens with a...
So scarely, given that now days most forms of IDs issued outside the EU/ the WEST to be general, are subjected to fraud/ counterfeit.What you went through has now become a daily experience to many! That is true. I had credit cards issued without my knowledge on my name and was bombered with bills a...
So scarely, given that now days most forms of IDs issued outside the EU/ the WEST to be general, are subjected to fraud/ counterfeit.What you went through has now become a daily experience to many! That is true. I had credit cards issued without my knowledge on my name and was bombered with bills a...
So scarely, given that now days most forms of IDs issued outside the EU/ the WEST to be general, are subjected to fraud/ counterfeit.What you went through has now become a daily experience to many!
stmellon wrote:The Belgian VFS in London don't insist on personal applications only - I was able to apply on my wife's behalf. I had to pay the VFS fee, but US$500 - the guy was robbed!
For the benefit of those who might have a selective or partial memory, this thread was not opened by Rebel82, it was opened by a notorious ignoramus lovey called Irishtom, who has sought to bring this forum into a state of disrepute, with his rabid, distasteful view, which are aimed at offending me...
John is it advisable to apply for EEA before acquiring the NI? Need some light. I am slightly confused by your question, given that an EEA Family Permit is applied for outside the UK, and a NI number is applied for in the UK. Accordingly, by definition, ordinarily the EEA Family Permit is applied f...
