EEA2 via EEA FP
Posted: Tue May 04, 2010 3:15 pm
Hello!
I'm a US citizen who is a permanent resident in Sweden. My swedish fiancé and I are moving to London. We've been together for 10 years and have both lived and worked in the US, Netherlands and Sweden.
Last month he moved to London and started his new job. I'm moving there in a couple of weeks where I will also start my new job. I already have a EEA FP and will apply for my NI number once I'm in the UK.
I understand that to be able to freely travel in and out of the UK I'll need obtain a residence card through the EEA2 application form.
Browsing around this forum, I'm wondering how long the processing time would be for a simple case like mine? My application for a EEA FP was approved in 2 days (rare I know), and I'm hoping a residence card wouldn't take several months to get..?
We have our civil wedding in New York city hall in June, and our wedding reception in Sweden in August. I'd just like to be able to plan how to go about the EEA2 to ensure that I'm able to travel during those months.
Any advice, tips much appreciated. Thanks!
I'm a US citizen who is a permanent resident in Sweden. My swedish fiancé and I are moving to London. We've been together for 10 years and have both lived and worked in the US, Netherlands and Sweden.
Last month he moved to London and started his new job. I'm moving there in a couple of weeks where I will also start my new job. I already have a EEA FP and will apply for my NI number once I'm in the UK.
I understand that to be able to freely travel in and out of the UK I'll need obtain a residence card through the EEA2 application form.
Browsing around this forum, I'm wondering how long the processing time would be for a simple case like mine? My application for a EEA FP was approved in 2 days (rare I know), and I'm hoping a residence card wouldn't take several months to get..?
We have our civil wedding in New York city hall in June, and our wedding reception in Sweden in August. I'd just like to be able to plan how to go about the EEA2 to ensure that I'm able to travel during those months.
Any advice, tips much appreciated. Thanks!