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Applied on 23rd april
under processed from 10 may
visa issue 6th of september
thanks for every one who guided me through whole process specially eusmile u r doing great job...

Would have been more appropriate to tag this onto the actual story in your previous thread. It's rather meaningless as a stand alone statement, as we can't see why it took nearly five months to issue something that should have been emitted in under a week, but thanks anyway.

lalolaal wrote:Applied on 23rd april
under processed from 10 may
visa issue 6th of september
thanks for every one who guided me through whole process specially eusmile u r doing great job...

I am very happy for you. Let's hope the residence card application goes more smoothly. In fact, given the length of time they took to deal with your original application, I think you are entitled to priority. Remember, if you don't ask, you won't get.

Note this :

http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitec ... iew=Binary

Lucapooka wrote:Would have been more appropriate to tag this onto the actual story in your previous thread. It's rather meaningless as a stand alone statement, as we can't see why it took nearly five months to issue something that should have been emitted in under a week, but thanks anyway.

Sorry for that..I only post my time line..The interested one will visit my profile for whole story ..Any way i want to ask u some questions regarding eea residence card.as u know ukba has wasted my five month and also ruined my vacations..Is it possible for me to launch eea2 application upon my arrival in uk and soon after it can i ask for passport?...The main reason is because i am a student and cant squander my current semester..my solicitor has told me that i should live in uk for three to four months during my application..If u have any suggestion please tell me..I am more worried now

lalolaal wrote:Any way i want to ask u some questions regarding eea residence card.as u know ukba has wasted my five month and also ruined my vacations..Is it possible for me to launch eea2 application upon my arrival in uk and soon after it can i ask for passport?...The main reason is because i am a student and cant squander my current semester..my solicitor has told me that i should live in uk for three to four months during my application..If u have any suggestion please tell me..I am more worried now :(

There is no need to worry, please read the document I mentioned in my post above. I would not delay in applying for EEA2, get it out of the way as soon as you can.