Hello Obie, Thanks for the answer. Please I got a question for you, where someone who has been living in uk leaves the country more than 6months (not single absence), there continuous residence is broken. If they started observing the continuous residency after that, can they use the EU law of initi...
Dear forum members Are you still classed as excercising treaty rights if while during self employed, you had a 10month gap to be on maternity leave (also received maternity allowance that period which is documented). Also after the maternity leave, I swapped self employment to job seeker(3months on ...
If I may suggest, if your husband is working, why don't u 2 get CSI and you will be self sufficient based on your husband income. Because the situation you are in is a bit tricky, if you claim job seeker above 6months it might jeopardise your pr confirmation. Cos for you to still be excercising trea...
As u said you are in genuine r/ship. Now your decree absolute is out, just go to a registrar near you and book for a slot to get married. As long as you have another ID to show them. Once you are married make a free application quoting your old home office ref no so they can match ur application and...
Call by 9. As soon as it. Starts ringing press 1, then 2 immediately, that fast tracks u to the Ukba customer service queue. Like that u get to speak to an agent. Good luck
Even without the visa you are breaking no law as eu law supercedes national law. As long as your husband is excercising his treaty rights, you are legal irrespective of permit or not.
I don't know how long it takes but should be faster than uk own lol
You can stay over 90days cos as your uk husband moves to Ireland he's going their as an EU national going to exercise treaty rights. If your husband gets job their you can apply for a residence card as a family member of anEU NATIONAL excercising treaty rights. You should also be allowed to work . H...
You do not need to send your passport, it won't affect the decision of the application. For you wife if she request hers, she doesn't need to send it back unless her caseworker request her passport which they rarely do. If her case is decided it is issued on A4 paper( immigration status document), w...
Sorry I just saw that u said u sent it on the 1st of july. Did u send it by recorded delivery? If so they must have received it, so just ring them tomorrow by 9am exactly so that u can get to speak to them when it's less busy as their lines are always busy, u might wait up to 10-20mins to speak to t...
Normally they are obliged to disclose if your application is with them as long as they are able to verify ur identity. They ask you personal question about you like place of birth. Things relating to ur passport details, and address after that they are able to pull up ur details. Another question is...
Plz I would like to know if you are self employed and you go on maternity leave, do you still have to be paying NI contributions, to be still be still treated as excercising treaty rights. Currently on DWP maternity allowance. Am taking a break to look after my child after which I will go back to be...
Just an update; I got a reply from marje Clarke after her holiday, apologising and told me she has passed my query to the relevant department on Wednesday. Surprisingly today Royal Mail knocked and delivered my moms documents with her residency on it. It took exactly 26days to issue it. Coincidental...
Missusmurphy, as long as ur husband is still excercising treaty rights, ur daughter can join u. As she is a direct family member. All u need is ur husband's proof of excercising treaty rights(payslip as ur husband is working) and his eu passport. Also birth certificate showing that u are the mother ...
Ecogle: I have the same situation like you, applied for my mother as a dependant on me and my wife(eea national) they also sent a COA with no right to work. I sent them email,( you can check my thread) http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=142758. I just found a similar case, where the ju...
Thanks wigssy, the point is not about my mom working but am just concerned they are misinterpreting the eea regs. Bear in mind that dependant parents irrespective of whether they are working and make money but as long as they are dependant on you to meet their essential needs, dependency suffices. I...
Hi all, I submitted eea2 application for my mom and after 2 weeks my mom received COA WITH NO RIGHT TO WORK. I contacted Ukba as my mom was applying as a dependant on me and my wife (eea national). We provided my wife's eea passport, proof of excercising treaty right, marriage cert and my birth cert...
