Eea1 is optional. If you planning to ease the process of eea2 by getting 1st eea1 then why not you send both of the applications together. Eea1 takes considerably lower time than eea2. Just refer to eea2 application timelines section.
Their website in many occasion undergo maintenance. However, for eea1 application normally few months prior appointments are normally available which means applying by post is a better approach as because eea1 normally be processed promptly in contrary to eea2 (6 months).
What type of your eea partner's eu treaty rights you excercised when got pr eea4. If your eea partner did not work for 5 years because you were supporting with your employment income then had you hold any private medical insurance.
Very very wrong treatment with eea family member.
Mistakes/errors from caseworkers/airport staff are no longer surprising now as maybe now they hiring agency staff to meet shortage of staff.
I do not think the benefits you are planning to claim can affect because according to ukba the following ones are not considered public funds under immigration rules are: Contribution based jobseeker's allowance Guardian’s allowance Incapacity benefit Contribution-based employment and suppor...
But there is nothing automatic for non-eea national except be depend on eea national and his/her all activities are irrelevant. I'm confused by this comment, as the activities of the EU national are completely and solely relevant. The activities of the non-EU dependant are to merely have been in th...
yes lucpooka is right. Non-eea partner gets its rights from the activities of EEA partner and if EEA partner continuously perform these activities (eu treaty rights) for 5 years then EEA national automatically acquire the PR status. But there is nothing automatic for non-eea national except be depen...
Laminate the A4 size paper or wait for another 6 months for its transfer on passport. which one is better? NEVER laminate an immigration document. (as it prevent the authorities from verifying its authenticity). Despite this is very modernized and computerized time but always and everywhere the REF...
Lamination does not always necessarily mean freezing the document in to plastic but also mean laminated pouches/laminated hard plastic covers and can easily be isolatable and presentable.
under these circumstances if you apply again EEA2 then you need to show shorter period of EEA partner's self employment activities (treaty rights) but on the other hand for EEA4 a large period i.e. 5 years of EEA partner's self employment activities will need to show. The inland revenue forms and ta...
I cant argue her even though documents says against it. Seems like we have to spend money just for that. She was wrong. A non-UK EHIC can be used as long as your wife declare that your intentions to stay in the UK are temporary (nothing would happen if later you decide to stay in the UK permanently...
yes you can so.
I have seen many people whose EEA partner has ID and passport. Either of them can be used to support EEA2 and the other one for travel.
as a second option why not you apply EEA2 now and write a covering letter asking for the return of passport and the prompt issuance of your COA too and briefly inform your current circumstances. It may give you a safer ground on your return as because you can argue that your application is already i...
under your case keep in mind the following points and extract yourself the answer: 1. First three months are free for EEA national to excercise any treaty rights. 2. Applying/holding RC under EEA law is optional but is not necessary because non-eea national does not need any visa as long as his/her ...
Look applying/holding RC is optional because it is just the confirmation of your rights as long as you have relationship with EEA national and EEA national is excercising its treaty rights. Now why not you buy private health insurance and use your employment income to finance your eea national partn...
Any absence from uk up to 6 months does not break the mean of residence and based on this concept and the evidences such as marriage certificate and EEA's excercising eu treaty rights then there should not be any problem.
