only postal application.

Yes EEA2 application takes up to 6 months and sometimes even longer. After submitting EEA2 application you can request for your passport back and under EEA law it does not matter that your visa is expiring as long as your EEA partner must be excercising its eu treaty rights. You can travel and on yo...

Net result is already clarified regardless of further and further discussion/argumentative style. Eu national has automatic free right of entering and based on its activities(eu treaty rights) its none-eu partner is free from any restriction means no stamp.

It will be her choice.
LOGIC:
stamp never be placed on those who donot need leave to enter/remain in uk and if an eu national is excerising its treaty rights then his/her non-eu partner has no restriction on entering/living. it will be only her choice to request for stamp.

Yes she can ask for her passport be stamped and it will be her choice.

Any denial to accept the coa clearly indicates lack of information but if an employer gets another person already possessing work visa/rc will naturally give him its favour.

Why not you speak directly with the companies and based on your current position discuss about this gp requirement, hopefully they may tell you any other alternate route/criteria. The leading insurance providers are bupa, axa, aviva, tesco, simply health, etc.

its does not matter the title/name of insurance plan just make sure it covers all of your family members in majority of cases. For calculating price you can insert the assumed address but the only problem will be as normally the private health insurance companies require the registration with GP(doc...

Normally COA means Certificate of Application that is being issued upon the submission of EEA2 application but the other COA (certificate of approval) scheme now does not exist. Yes you can be self sufficient and must need to buy private health insurance. On internet you can search various companies...

When a non-EEA national applies for Residence card then he need to submit EEA2 form along with the supporting documents such as marriage certificate, passports, pictures and the proof that EEA partner is excercising eu treaty rights by work, study, self sufficient, and self employment etc. After its...

have you applied as umarried or married?

If you have got the sufficient documentation regarding the excercise of EU treaty of EEA partner then any time you can apply EEA2 + EEA1 (Registration certificate/card). One set of documents will work for both applications.

you can awake them by using this cheap/free phone number 01516725626. If operator is not helpful then try later with other operator.

But why you are forgetting as many of this forum participants have really been benefited even from their minor acts like this ones by writing/emailing/telephoning. I think if a result looks dubious then why not give try (gamble) some thing relating to it.

but whats harm of doing it? will it disturb the process?

what i guess that if you brave enough for a gamble then why not you tell your EEA partner to call UKBA from her country and briefly explain as why she is not in UK now.

SAR report takes 3-4 months to arrive.

yes. this looks possible as you are saying that you are very near to hit 6 months and this visit maybe a sign to finalize this case within this 6 months time. Anyhow just wait for their reply and in case of refusal you can clarify these ground in appeal that why your EEA partner is out of UK?

In case of doubt/suspicion UKBA staff normally visit the address to verify the legality of relationship. Checking room cupboards, drawers etc. is their normal way for this purpose. It will not be wise to contact/approach them rather just be patient and wait their reply.

you should call and write them to issue you COA. And also refer to EEA2 timeline topic in this forum to know the current processing time and other forum's mates experiences in getting COA and RC.

First of all be confirmed that were they UKBA staff or Bailiffs/tv licence checkers etc. , but whoever they were they should have left a message/note for you of their purpose of visit in your absence.
Till 6 months an EEA national can be out of UK in order to maintain residence.

Yes you can support the EEA2 application but that type of marriage in absentia will unlikely be accepted or if accepted then may require some further evidences. £18600 income does not apply to EEA route applications. Moreover, your HMC contributions and accountant letter is fine but if you have got ...

In case of married couple the caseworker should not ask for any proof of relationship prior to marriage if the previous immigration history of NON-EEA national is clear to justify that it is not a marriage of convenience. Anyhow out of your 5 months the first 3 months are free for EEA national for n...

yes you can apply because an EEA national can be self sufficient with the saving/wages income of any of its family member. There is no fixed amount for that and it is entirely depend on an individual case. However, be remembered to buy private medical insurance too.

Normally EEA family member gets PR after 5 years under EEA law but in the above mentioned example the only sensible approach should be to apply ILR on completion of 10 years. Remember to know that for getting/holding EEA2 RC only the EEA national activities are counted, therefore the time spend unde...