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Doesn't it say on the card?ghjkl wrote:Hi, everyone.
How many years does the first EEA2 Residence Card valid for?
Is there chance to be asked to go to interview by homeo ffice when turning 5 years EEA2 to PR?
Thanks very much!
Thank you for your information,noajthan wrote:Doesn't it say on the card?ghjkl wrote:Hi, everyone.
How many years does the first EEA2 Residence Card valid for?
Is there chance to be asked to go to interview by homeo ffice when turning 5 years EEA2 to PR?
Thanks very much!
Why do you think there's an interview? None of these cards are 'visas'.
A RC is issued for 5 years. Be aware its not a visa its just a confirmatory document and if circumstances change it may not remain valid for 5 years.ghjkl wrote:Thank you for your information,
I am sorry I have never seen a card and also dont have one, so I dont know how long it is usually.
I saw some post that ppl were called for interview when applying eea2. and I wonder does it apply to PR.
Thanks for your help!noajthan wrote:A RC is issued for 5 years. Be aware its not a visa its just a confirmatory document and if circumstances change it may not remain valid for 5 years.ghjkl wrote:Thank you for your information,
I am sorry I have never seen a card and also dont have one, so I dont know how long it is usually.
I saw some post that ppl were called for interview when applying eea2. and I wonder does it apply to PR.
(Its also not called EEA2 anymore).
People are called in for interview in relation to sham marriage/marriage of convenience.
I'm not aware of any other reason for interviews.