EEA EFM questions - sending application tomorrow
Posted: Wed May 01, 2019 11:38 pm
Hi all,
thanks for all the help and support so far!
I have a pretty urgent question regarding page 9 of the application form https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -03-19.pdf . Here the application asks for details of my previous BRPs, however it says :
"In this section, the term ‘residence card (biometric format)’ means a residence card, permanent
residence card or derivative residence card issued under the EEA Regulations after you have
given your biometric information. This is issued as a separate biometric card and not as a
vignette or sticker in your passport, travel document, or other document. "
Does this mean that on page 10 I should tick NO, on the question:
"Have you been issued with a residence card (biometric format) or biometric residence permit
(BRP) in connection with a previous application under the EEA Regulations or for leave to
remain?"
I have only had Tier 2 and Tier 4 BRPs before.
I'm sorry if this is an obvious question, I think the correct answer is no but I wanted to check!
Thanks
2.
thanks for all the help and support so far!
I have a pretty urgent question regarding page 9 of the application form https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... -03-19.pdf . Here the application asks for details of my previous BRPs, however it says :
"In this section, the term ‘residence card (biometric format)’ means a residence card, permanent
residence card or derivative residence card issued under the EEA Regulations after you have
given your biometric information. This is issued as a separate biometric card and not as a
vignette or sticker in your passport, travel document, or other document. "
Does this mean that on page 10 I should tick NO, on the question:
"Have you been issued with a residence card (biometric format) or biometric residence permit
(BRP) in connection with a previous application under the EEA Regulations or for leave to
remain?"
I have only had Tier 2 and Tier 4 BRPs before.
I'm sorry if this is an obvious question, I think the correct answer is no but I wanted to check!
Thanks
2.