Hey, thanks. I have written to them but they seem to reply in generic terms and give links to the UKBA website explaining the reasoning behind the need for Biometric Data submission, WITHOUT actually answering the question I'd asked: "where do you derive your authority from? especially in the view o...
thank you for your response. I am aware of the statement and also of the Directive and Regulations, I just wanted to ask if the above documents would be sufficient. The HO guidance can be interpreted broadly. If this were a case of the British National trying to bring in a dependent, this would have...
I am intending to bring in my granma as a Dependant Family Member. I have proof of relationship and the EEA national exercising treaty rights. The final proof of dependency is in the form of regular bank transfers (6 months of bank transfers). She is living with my parents, in their flat, however, s...
The only reason why the UKBA may wish to see the proof of exercising the Treaty Rights again is. If you exercised TR not as a worker, but as a self-sufficient or student, and acquired a PR, this doesn't necessarily mean that your wife would automatically get hers, since, she would need to have been ...
one way i see, which is far-fetched, is- get a new passport and then post it to a friend in the UK who will apply internally, as if you are in the UK and if you could ask someone to report that your passport was lost/stolen in the UK to get the police crime reference number. If that is possible, the...
any ideas, anyone pls? Any updates on this issue from the Commission or other sources confirming the illegality of fingerprinting? would be great if someone has this info. thx
have the same situation. My granma- 78 years old, can't walk. I emailed to ask where they derive their authority from to collect bio data, waiting for reply. Would be a pain in the mule to take her out for the sake of fingerprinting. poor thing would be lucky to survive the flight and i don't want t...
No, you don't. Hope this helps. HI All, I am married to an Irish National and hold a "RESIDENCE CARD OF A FAMILY MEMBER OF AN EEA NATIONAL" Do I need a Schengen visa to travel to Italy? We are travelling together and have been told to take our marriage cert just in case. I have read on a site the fo...
... I thought if you are accompanying or joining your EEA spouse you wouldn't need the bloody thing in the first place? All you need is just to turn up at the border with a valid id and marriage certif+ the spouse, who would be exercising his/her right of free movement in the first 3 months anyway (...
If it's a telephone appointment- you can go alone and apply instead of other family members. However, bear in mind if you booked on the internet, each adult MUST attend! hope this helps
Sure, passed it but it's a joke not a test. So u think they won't ask for any more proof of accommodation? Hope so, otherwise need letters etc from the owner and don't want this extra reminder to him we're living for free. Moreover, we'd need to involve HIS landlord to prove he's renting it, as ther...
Hi, I applied for ILR last week, my husb is Brit. National. Provided the following docs: PROOF OF RESIDENCE Myself: Source 1- Virgin Media A contract Source 2- DVLA My driving licence and counterpart V5C document for my car Tax reminder for the same car Source 3- HMRC Letter re insufficient contribu...
