Hello, I need some advice and feel that this is t he right place to ask for one. I am a naturalised Irish citizen, currently working in UK. We decided to give a birth in Russia, where my wife is from. The baby is due in late May. We need to get back to UK where I have a job starting from September l...
Hello a.s.b.o.! Have you submitted your application form? Did you use the latest EEA PR form? Did you fill out all of the pages? Did you submit payslips together with the DCPR? Thank you! Hi Sophie, thank you for your questions, I hope you are well. Yes, I submitted the latest form. I filled the se...
Yeah, they could really use a proof reader. You SHOULD only have to send in your DCPR for the exact reason you state -- you don't need to continue exercising treaty rights once you have PR. But at least one person on this forum got refused because, even though they sent in their sponsor's DCPR, the...
So, the million pound question is: if I have a DCPR and send it with the application, and still in employment, do I need to send evidence of employment - i.e. payslips, employer declaration and so on?
It is not fair to be bashing bureaucrats in your new country, but it seems that the forms were written by not the brightest bulbs around. For example, the form is very confusing about whether I need to attach evidence of being a 'qualified person' even after being granted PR and issued with DCPR. Th...
Strange -- the form EEA(FM) and its guidance notes are definitely worded differently from the form EEA(PR) and its guidance notes. Form EEA(PR) only requires the applicant to once again prove five years of treaty rights if not sending in the DCPR. But EEA(FM)'s tone is that if you have one, you hav...
Surely, you refer to section 10, since I am Irish, not UK citizen? Then, I take it, that logic you suggested, stands? Well now it's my turn to be confused. On the current EEA(PR) application (Mar 2016), section 9 is for non-British EEA citizens, while section 10 is for British citizens invoking the...
The key to your questions is sections 9.1, 9.2, and 9.3 of the form EEA(PR)
Hi GMB, many thanks for taking time to reply. Surely, you refer to section 10, since I am Irish, not UK citizen? Then, I take it, that logic you suggested, stands? Thank you
Hi guys I am not sure if I consistently ask stupid questions or word questions funny?! Can you please suggest a post on the forum addressing similar questions or just having more fun with responses? Thanks a lot, but after reading notes and the forum, I am confused. On one end, I read that since I s...
Hi, I am an Irish citizen, issues with a Document Certifying Permanent Residence. We now need to apply for a Residence Card for my non-EEA wife. I note that I do not need to send any employment details, but I would still like to do that to avoid the confusion. However, my main question is whether I ...
Overall, we were issued with a stamp "admitted under 2006 regulation" and a dated entry stamp. The 2006 regulations were revoked in February! There seems to be a new stamp coming into use with no explicit 6 month limit. That I find difficult to agree on. It explicitly refers to 2006 regulations
I think our recent experience of gaining A1 code for my wife, a Russian citizen, will be of use to fellow members. I am an Irish national, higher education professional, with a full contract on my hands. I also hold a PR. We wanted to apply from Russia but were told it would take in excess of 3 mont...
Hello, I am currently in Russia where I want to apply for a Family Permit for my wife. This visa section seems to be the most insulated with no direct emails and no direct phone numbers. The embassy itself is also impregnable. I recall from somewhere seeing that EEA applications can enjoy direct acc...
https://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/entered-uk-under-code-1a-t223840.html#p1446067 here's my experience buddy. I've travelled 3 times since Oct 2016 (application with HO). Recently came back on 10/03/2017 Hope this helps. Thank you so much!!! I am a bit unclear: I want to use 1...
Hello, I am getting married in Russia, with a Russian national and will bring my wife back to UK. I need an advise whether applying for a FAMILY PERMIT (at the embassy in Russia) or 1A (at the border) is the most appropriate step. I marry my wife-to-be in mid may 2017, followed by a honeymoon trip t...
Hello, I have gathered all evidence relating to my PR applications. I am particularly concerned with all evidence that is required in support for my self-employment status. Based on that, I have gathered evidence for the qualifying period of 2012 - 2016 1. Evidence of tax returns x 5 2. Evidence of ...
Hi, we travelled to Dublin from Belfast. Upon exiting from the filling station (and prior to joining the actual motorway) we got hit by the car, my parent requiring to go to hospital with suspected neck injuries. I was approached by a witness (of which I tool a verbal statement), took photos of the ...
This is very explanatory, here is another 5 cent suggested by Obie by Obie » Sun Oct 23, 2011 11:48 pm MR and ors (EEA extended family members) Bangladesh [2010] UKUT 449 (IAC) wrote:41. There is a further problem in the case of able bodied adults admitted as dependants who are then free to work und...
my colleague is keen to write a paper on bollock(s)-ology in modern British politics! European politicians (specifically, French and German) indicated that the rights of British expats (what a seksi term for immigrants, right?!) would be universally guaranteed. The penny does not drop in Britain as ...
Post-entry into UK, dependent family members of an EEA national are issued with the residence card that affords them unrestricted employment. In cases other than spouses (e.g. relatives, parents), is there a need for continuous financial dependency on the EEA national beyond living in the same house...
Thank you MGB We received the response to our email: Dear Sir or Madam, My name is xxx and I am an Irish citizen. I reside in UK and my parents are holders of EEA Residence Cards (Family members of a EU citizen) issued in accordance with article 10 of Directive 2004/38/EC. My question is the followi...
I am an Irish national residing in UK. My parents - non-EEA nationals - are with me in UK on foot of EEA Residence cards which they obtained through their dependence on me. In 2015, when my parents joined me in UK, I applied for an EEA Family Permit for my non-EEA grandfather to come and join me in ...
My parents are in possession of the UK-issued EEA Residence Cards and we plan holidays in Cyprus. I was surprised that this country (clearly a beneficiary of EEA/2004/38/EC) is selective in dispensing who would benefit from the freedom of movement when it comes to the home turf. 6. Spouses/ Dependan...
