Congratulations Jestew.
Got my COA the day before you got yours, hoping to get mine soon.
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Congratulations Jestew.
Thank you.
Congratulations! I hope my wife's comes soon. COA received 30 October – We both have holiday time to use from work that runs out and haven't been on holiday for three years now.ljdebenedictis wrote: ↑Tue Nov 26, 2019 10:14 pmThank you.
I didn’t get any emails or post saying that my application has been approved, just came home to a small brown envelope!
Also I emailed them last week informing them that I need my settlement status as I will be renting a property soon (residence permit expiring in January). Not sure if that helps, maybe or maybe not.
Oh well.
Now time for citizenship application. Or maybe later.![]()
I've got exactly the same question and literally nobody can answer it. I've even be told to call the airport border by the Home Office, who then said, "Why are people being told to call me! This is ridiculous." My only conclusion is that this is the hostile environment policy in action. How can zero representatives of the state actually confirm whether entrance is possible? Maddening.lifeandfate wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2019 3:03 pmDoes anyone know if we can re-enter the country while a Surinder Singh non-EEA paper process is being processed?
We have had our passports return by the HO but all of our supporting documents that proved we lived in Germany for years – they have (including my wife's German residency card).
Can we re-enter the country without those supporting documents and assert our Surinder Singh treaty rights?
Or are stuck here until they have sorted it out?
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Since posting this I spoke to our immigration solicitor and we cannotproudflop1 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 9:52 amI've got exactly the same question and literally nobody can answer it. I've even be told to call the airport border by the Home Office, who then said, "Why are people being told to call me! This is ridiculous." My only conclusion is that this is the hostile environment policy in action. How can zero representatives of the state actually confirm whether entrance is possible? Maddening.lifeandfate wrote: ↑Fri Nov 22, 2019 3:03 pmDoes anyone know if we can re-enter the country while a Surinder Singh non-EEA paper process is being processed?
We have had our passports return by the HO but all of our supporting documents that proved we lived in Germany for years – they have (including my wife's German residency card).
Can we re-enter the country without those supporting documents and assert our Surinder Singh treaty rights?
Or are stuck here until they have sorted it out?
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Unfortunately, your wife will not be able to travel until a decision is made on her application. If she does leave, her application will be considered to be withdrawn. Applications can take up to 6 months to be processed but hopefully it is decided faster than that.
Now I don't know what to believe.
Bro it's Nazar again I couldn't open my other account I created new one to contact you please contact me any of these email address removed by moderatorahmed1972 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 9:28 pmbro i applied inside uk.leave your email i will contact youNazar Mehmood wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:09 pmAhmed bro did you apply from Ireland or from inside the UK.
Can I get your any contact no or email address please
Bro can you contact me please here is my email address email address removed by moderatormkhan2525 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 08, 2019 8:23 pmI made an application for Pre-settled status for my wife. She currently holds an EEA residence card issued to her under the 2016 EEA Regulations.
Application received date: 30th October 2019
Biometrics: Not required
COA: Received on 8th November 2019 (Dated 4/11/19) with her passport
Decision: COA states it will be issued shortly
Will let the forum know when we get the decision.
I strongly suggest both you and user ahmed1972 take some time and read the forum rules. You are NOT permitted to post ANY form of personal contact information on the forum. If you persist, your access will be terminated.Nazar M wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 1:42 pmBro it's Nazar again I couldn't open my other account I created new one to contact you please contact me any of these email address removed by moderatorahmed1972 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 9:28 pmbro i applied inside uk.leave your email i will contact youNazar Mehmood wrote: ↑Wed Oct 16, 2019 7:09 pmAhmed bro did you apply from Ireland or from inside the UK.
Can I get your any contact no or email address please
Or mobile number removed by moderator
Please soon
I can answer your last question. You’ll send both the permit and passport with your application. You’ll get your passport back shortly after but they keep the permit. /from another Canadian married to a Brit.A Canadian wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 4:09 pmHi everyone, I am so happy to have found this forum! Trying to follow all the back posts but a bit confusing, so will ask and appreciate any advice I can get here:
I've been married for 15 years to a British national. We've been living in France all this time and we have 3 children, all born in France but also have British nationality, as well as Canadian.
I've been in the UK for just over 2 years on a spouse visa, need to review it in 2-3 months, but considering the Surinder Singh instead for pre-settled status.
Called the helpline and they said they'll send me the forms... but what happens if this application takes longer than 3 months, will I be staying here illegally or have to leave while the consider the Surinder Singh application? Will they take all my original documents in the mean time - Canadian passport, French residency permit? Sounds complicated but also sounds like I could qualify for this route as we seem to tick all the boxes... Thanks in advance for any thoughts!
Yes, my wife has a Section 10 EEA German residence permit that is still valid, however, the home office has it in their possession as they assess the claim. They sent back our passports – but not her residence permit.Did you apply for a family permit before entering the UK? If you did, you could use it if still valid. You could also use German issued Residence card to return, and seek admission at port.
Thanks so much birkeneve. Does that mean I can not travel (or rather, re-enter the UK) if they take my Residency card away, until they make a decision? If I have my passport I can obviously leave, but when re-entering can I then just pass through the biometric reading machines on my way back? Or would I need to wait several months until they make their decision..?birkeneve wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 9:55 pmI can answer your last question. You’ll send both the permit and passport with your application. You’ll get your passport back shortly after but they keep the permit. /from another Canadian married to a Brit.A Canadian wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 4:09 pmHi everyone, I am so happy to have found this forum! Trying to follow all the back posts but a bit confusing, so will ask and appreciate any advice I can get here:
I've been married for 15 years to a British national. We've been living in France all this time and we have 3 children, all born in France but also have British nationality, as well as Canadian.
I've been in the UK for just over 2 years on a spouse visa, need to review it in 2-3 months, but considering the Surinder Singh instead for pre-settled status.
Called the helpline and they said they'll send me the forms... but what happens if this application takes longer than 3 months, will I be staying here illegally or have to leave while the consider the Surinder Singh application? Will they take all my original documents in the mean time - Canadian passport, French residency permit? Sounds complicated but also sounds like I could qualify for this route as we seem to tick all the boxes... Thanks in advance for any thoughts!
Yes, a long time before we moved here. I lived in Germany for nearly 10 years. We got married in 2015, got EEA family permit June 2015, moved to the United Kingdom October 2017.