Which Questions are to answered on EEA FP Application form
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 8:31 pm
On the application form for the EEA FP there is a question regarding prior deportations and/or removals from any countries:
My question is what is a previous extradition defined as?
Does it require mentioning?
Also am I right to think that the only documents that need submitting are the eea passport the non-eea passport & the marriage certificate?
What about the Non-Eea's previous cancelled passport?
It is mentioned in the guidance notes that it should be submitted, but is this essential when applying for the EEA FP?
Also has anyone heard of an EEA FP being granted when the Non-Eea spouse has NOT yet received the host member state residence card?
(eg: they only have the EU equivalent to the 'Certificate of approval' )
My question is what is a previous extradition defined as?
Does it require mentioning?
Also am I right to think that the only documents that need submitting are the eea passport the non-eea passport & the marriage certificate?
What about the Non-Eea's previous cancelled passport?
It is mentioned in the guidance notes that it should be submitted, but is this essential when applying for the EEA FP?
Also has anyone heard of an EEA FP being granted when the Non-Eea spouse has NOT yet received the host member state residence card?
(eg: they only have the EU equivalent to the 'Certificate of approval' )