Hi I am pakistan national and having a EEA2 visa. I have two kids age 16 month and other 3 month. My wife is from lithuania, living in UK for alomost 10 year. she never applied for PR. Question I need to ask you is. what national my kids are, they have their birth certificate of UK. I need to make ...

Hi My eea Family member needs to urgently travel to his home country. Is there some Regulation on how Long the Passport still needs to be valid at the minimum in Order to Enter / Return to the uk? I believe there is something like that when you travel to Schengen. The Passport expires end of Septem...

fluffyone wrote:My husband has family member of EEA citizen visa it runs out in october 2014 what do we need to apply for when this runs out,we are aiming for his british citizenship if possible but dont know who or where to turn to any help much appreciated.

EEA4 application form for PR.

fluffyone wrote:My husband has family member of EEA citizen visa it runs out in october 2014 what do we need to apply for when this runs out,we are aiming for his british citizenship if possible but dont know who or where to turn to any help much appreciated.

EEA4 application form for PR.

Hi Guys, Just to update, I have received my PR(EEA4) yesterday. Applied on 9/3/13, COA received a week later. So it took exactally 3 months. Think Im Lucky.. :D many thanks to all the members of this forum, who have been vbery helpfull. Special thanks to Amber, Obie, and Gurus. Good Luck to all :) ...

[quote="bubu12"]my solicitor call ukba again today to comfirm it she said they told her a package was sent with a nomal second class post not a recorded delivery we should resive it in the next few days,,,so what do u guys think[/quote


Normally 2nd class post takes up to 7working days, so wait

First my details: got married with eu national Mar 2011 Received my EEA2 July 2011 from Mar 2011 til May 2013 Lived together under one roof, EU partner did exercise her treaty rights through full working and still doing it. (proof available) But due to some personal reasons, we had argument, i star...

I have received my residence card today after i filed my application in november 2012 along side my spouse registration document. I am here to help anyone if required. i am a non eu national married to an eu national. Share the documents you submitted with your EEA2 application and what was the rea...

hi,, I am in very difficult condition.. My details are: came to uk on july 2009 (student visa) studied my 2 years course got married to eu national in june 2011 received my EEA2 residency card sep 2011 now we have got 3 months old kid. But our relationship is not working any more.. so my wife wants...

I will like to say a big thak you to members of this forum,i will like to find out this information from the board, i have been promised by one of the case lead team in UKBA saying my case has now been expedited and hopefully a decision will be made by end of the week.please when do you think i can...

Kregen wrote:EEA2 App sent: 15/05/2013
App received: 16/05/2013
COA received: 23/05/13, dated 20/05/2013
RC issued: ?

That was record breaking COA in just 4 days

jamesadewale200 wrote:Please can anyone help me with ukba email cos i need to contact them urgently regarding my application.

UKBA got loads of department so you need to be Specific.

Question for the OP: Was any attempt been made to contact the Austrian government before or after the naturalization? I assume no application was made to retain citizenship? This situation also resembles the situation when either (1) the EU citizen dies (in this case they have died as an EU citizen...

You may want to contact the European Cases Policy Team in UKBA to find out their view (rather than ours :-). Their email address is EuropeanOperational@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk Make sure you construct your query as a general policy one as they can't comment on individual cases. Also make sure the situ...

I don't argue this is a simple case but the main point I argue is that he is a EEA national who still holds a PR status and his family members who were on the EEA route can continue with this route. For the purpose of the Directive she is no longer an EEA national who holds PR but simply a (British...

It's really getting tight on me, I can understand your view points Considering this into account it's wise to switch to UK national LAW as Spouse of BC or should I wait to complete my 5years under EU law? I might have my doubts about the continuity under EU law but this is not to say that this aven...

I have a different view. The partner has not lost his PR status by becoming British (and losing his Austrian citizenship). The only way to lose a PR is by being absent from the UK for more than 2 years. He is a PR holder and a EEA national (although British). It is an odd case but I don't think he ...

Yes She obtained her PR after 5years residence in the UK and BC after 1yr of PR. That's helpful. It could be argued that she still has permanent residence under the regulations (provided she has not been absent from the UK for more than two years). No, she has not been absent from the UK for more t...

Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:This is a very interesting thread! It makes a lovely start to my Sunday!

I couldn't find anything relating to my question on the thread.

Irrespective of the separate question on loss of Austrian citizenship on attainment of British citizenship, you will require PR first. This requires, in general, 5 years' residence. With regards to the other question, did your spouse attain PR as an Austrian citizen living in the UK or did they att...

I have a different view. The partner has not lost his PR status by becoming British (and losing his Austrian citizenship). The only way to lose a PR is by being absent from the UK for more than 2 years. He is a PR holder and a EEA national (although British). It is an odd case but I don't think he ...

No, she gave up her original EEA Nationality as Austrian does not allow dual. Then this is complicated. In essence you may have lost your rights of residence in the UK under EU law as your spouse is now solely British. Is there any way she can regain her Austrian nationality? If not then you may be...

miryferny wrote:Hi guys does anyone have an example of passport request letter?
Please help me ..I'm not that good in english...
Thank you guys!

Write in language you're good in and google to translate.

Kitty wrote:zubby007, you can't apply for BC until you have PR, regardless of whether you qualify as the spouse of a BC or not.

I thought PR is optional in accord with EEA regulations?

. I just found this very interesting ( If one applicant meets the 5 years residence requirement but the spouse doesn’t, then once the applicant is granted BC (after the citizenship ceremony), the spouse becomes a spouse of BC and can apply for naturalisation under the 3 years residence requirements...