Thanks AnthCambs and Fysicus,

Our problem is my EEA wife lost her first year P60 so we arrange HMRC letter stating her 5 years history of employment, employment contract and also confirmation letter of her employment by her employer covering more thatn 5 years period of her job.

Directive/2004/38/EC Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:09 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- pinkpanter, If you read from the beginning, you will see that this is an issue from when registration was required Accept my apology... Yes indeed.

Its depend on the situation... If you have been married with EEA for 5 years in the UK (and EEA have been exercising treaty right for 5 years) then your clock period starts from the day of your marriage and the day of your EEA have started her treaty right. If you married outside UK and then both im...

You are confusing a residence card and a registration certificate without which you are not allowed to work being an Accession State national. In order for her then to have exercised her treaty rights as a worker, she needed to register her work or be self-employed (where you don't need to register...

Can anyone advice whether over 5 years employment history letter from HMRC AND employment letter confirming 5 years period of employment is sufficient enough to support your EEA3/EEA4 application OR you must have to show 5 years P60s/payslips to support EEA3/EEA4 application...

£300 is absolutely extortionate. Especially for something they are legally not allowed to charge for. Even if you had a pretty well paid job, I do not know who in their right mind would pay £300 to these thieves when they can just wait a few months for their decision (and can still work using the...

Vardon78 Posted: Sat Aug 27, 2011 10:00 am Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Just thought I'd pop in to share: Application sent to home office : 11/07/11 Application received by home office: 12/07/11 Certificate of application received: 2...

I would love to know more,I paid solicitor not good enough ,I called the ho gave me different answers,I posted here also not sure,I dono how to get to know about what the law says about people like me. It really worths to apply for PR. You will loose nothing as it is free. However, you will need to...

Anyway, from a practical point of view I expect that the waiting times to get an appointment for the premium applications will creep up to the 2-3 month timescale anyway (which is the time it takes, on average, to process the applications now anyway!), Yes you are right but, when you know that your...

Please can anyone post their LATEST experience of EEA3 timeline.

Would be appreciated..

My wife finally sent her EEA3 documents on 02/09/11 UKBA received today on 5/09/11 anyone knows the waiting time? I also need to apply for EEA4 which is due this month in Sept'11. I didn't apply with my wife as I need my passport for some reason. I want to apply my EEA4 application end of Nov'11 or ...

your first day of arrival in the UK is the date when you first entered in the UK (for long term basis more than 6 months) i.e. student/working/spouse visa.

Vistor/Tourist visa doesn't count.

I asked the same question from immigration advisor when i was applying for my RC 5 years ago. Hope it helps.

I will appreciate this services fee, providing refundable if your application fail. It depends on the circumstances i.e. your job is on sake, or travelling plans, etc. It will definately helps a lot of applicants.

The fee should not be more than £100.

If non eea family member lost his/her job due to wrong decision of UKBA i.e refusal of his/her RC/PR application and later his/her appeal has approved by court. Does he/she can claim compensation on the ground of lost of his/her job (earnings) ???

Your case look weak. You must have to show something that strongly suggest that you are in durable relationship i.e. council tax bills, utility bills, joint or individuals bank statements at the same address, doctors appointment letters etc...

please see the post below. Would help.

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=84381

pinkpanter wrote: However, OP does not have RC on the basis of unmarried partner. That might be a problem... Yes, it is because Quote: Unmarried partners can make an application for permanent residence on successfully completing 5 years residence under the 2006 EEA regulations. And now guess what t...

However, OP does not have RC on the basis of unmarried partner. That might be a problem...

pinkpanter wrote: As per my understanding OP is eligible for PR right now. Please see below link for info. http://www.lawfirmuk.net/unmarriedpartner_e.html This link does not say that (and should be updated regarding A8 nationals). My understanding from the link (not saying in the link). I quoted b...

Posted: Wed Aug 17, 2011 2:32 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are the unmarried partner of an EEA national, then you do not become eligible to be treated as a "family member" (with associated rights of residence" until you hav...

I am pretty sure, if your application is pending for decision under UK law and your visa has expired then it would not effect your legal status. However, here you are applying under EU law and if it rejected then I don't think you would be able to apply for ILR. The reason is that if you apply ILR (...

Is my EEA4 application guaranteed to be rejected, then? And if it is, would I lose the ability to extend my Tier 1 visa?

If your EEA4 application would reject, then it would not affect your Tier 1 visa.

I have been told by some that student time does not count toward this 5 year number (?). I have alternatively heard that student time would count, but that overstaying my student would count as a break in the 5 year period (?). Usually student time does not count towards 5 year period in UK immigra...

But what about the previous removal notice, dont you think that might have stopped the clock. It is not clear from what he told us whether the ho withdrew it based on his own right or eu process. If ho withdrew the removal under eu law, might be good to proceed with eu application. The op doesnt ha...

Directive/2004/38/EC Posted: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are two kinds of family members that can come through the European law route: http://eumovement.wordpress.com/2008/04/22/definition-of-family-member/ and http://eumovement.wordpress.c...