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COA EFM - no right to work?
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:40 am
by mohsinmunshi
hi
i have same result no right work
i just received COA today but no right to work
my application is EEA EFM unmarried partner
any one can help what i have to do
please let me know
Re: COA EFM - no right to work?
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 1:22 am
by vinny
Is your EEA family permit still valid ?
Did you submit evidence of your unmarried partner exercising treaty rights?
Re: COA EFM - no right to work?
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:06 pm
by mohsinmunshi
thanks for answer
i have not submit yet payslip of my partner. i submit her passport and our photos and my passport all ready with home office . i just got payslip for last month for my partner so i will send this upcoming week and some more photos .and also tenancy agreement and utility bill like contract mobile bill.
so please anyone tell me other important document which i have to send home office ??
thank for help
god bless you
Re: COA EFM - no right to work?
Posted: Sat Mar 05, 2016 11:26 pm
by vinny
Proof of at least two years cohabitation, akin to marriage?
A valid EEA family permit?
You may have to
wait for the residence card to confirm your rights to work.
Re: COA EFM - no right to work?
Posted: Wed Mar 09, 2016 2:28 pm
by lguimaraes
mohsinmunshi wrote:
i just received COA today but no right to work
my application is EEA EFM unmarried partner
Hi Mohsinmunshi,
Is this your first application as an extended family member? I mean do you have another residence card from any country of Europe Union?
If you don't have, as unmarried partner
you will not have right to COA until your case is checked by the HO. Sorry, but this is the rule for Unmarried Partners. but...
If you have any previous residence card from any other country from Europe Union, it will assure you equal rights.
Regulation 7(3): an extended family member has the same rights as a direct family member, providing they continue to satisfy the conditions of 'Regulation 8' if your document remain valid and not have been revoked!
When you apply as unmarried partner, the HO (that is nothing helpful) will not pay attention to this and will not give you the right to have a COA, (unless you are married)... But if you have a previous european residence card make your request to COA department
NWEUROCOARequests@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk mentioning the Regulation 7 (3) and a copy of your residence card.
Good luck!