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Have you received just the confirmation or COA (Certificate of Application) also unable to see what you've received, perhaps can you try again please?suryadeva wrote:Hi,
Sent EEA2 for my wife. Got confirmation letter (was sent the next business day from when they received application, which seems quite efficient).
My wife wants to work and I was told here previously that we would get a letter which she could use to get a NI number, this is not the one right? (image below, info blurred on purpose)
Question 1: Will there be another letter which will let us get the NI number or do we have to wait for her RC to arrive?
Then, went on the website to request the return of documents for travel reason (https://eforms.homeoffice.gov.uk/outrea ... ments.ofml)
I should select "European Nationals" on Category of Application correct?
So, went on to the end of the application and got the following on the declaration section:
"I confirm the information supplied is complete, true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that if I withdraw my application and have already paid a fee, the fee will not be refunded. I understand that if I ask for my documents back, this may delay the processing of my application.
I understand that I can only request my document back for travel if I have made an application for British nationality, or an application as a European national including Bulgarian, Romanian and Croatian nationals. For all other applications, I must withdraw my application if I want to travel outside of the Common Travel Area (The UK, the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man).
Except for 'European nationals', 'Bulgarian, Romanian and Croatian nationals' or 'Nationality' applications, if I ask for my document back for identity purposes and then travel outside of the Common Travel Area, I understand that my application will be automatically withdrawn and the fee will not be refunded."
Question 2: As with everything coming from UKBA, this is very confusing. Will I withdraw the process if I request our passports?
Thanks,
Thanks a lot Jambo and others.Jambo wrote:1. This is just confirmation of the fee. It's not the Certificate of Application (CoA) which will allow her to work. I suspect the blur header has the details of the office in Durham which deals with payment and not the Liverpool office which deals with the actual application.
2. Asking the passport back will not affect the application.
yes we didoniopapa wrote:i think this is there new process since they have introduce the fee, if there is anyone got COA since fee introduce pls tell us
Have you rung the jobcentre about applying for a NI for your wife? I rang the day my husband arrived in the UK, and they sent us a form. We sent it back with a photocopy of his passport an his EEA Family permit and they sent us back a NI number. Nothing else required. You need the CoA to show a potential employer she has the right to work, but if your circumstances are similar to ours, you can just apply now for a NI no. (There are different methods of applying depending on your circumstances).suryadeva wrote:
My wife wants to work and I was told here previously that we would get a letter which she could use to get a NI number, this is notthe one right?
Hi Elizabeth, we just received the CoA, tomorrow I'll ring the jobcentre again. I hope she can get the NI with that, since all our docs are with HO at the moment.Elizabeth06 wrote:Have you rung the jobcentre about applying for a NI for your wife? I rang the day my husband arrived in the UK, and they sent us a form. We sent it back with a photocopy of his passport an his EEA Family permit and they sent us back a NI number. Nothing else required. You need the CoA to show a potential employer she has the right to work, but if your circumstances are similar to ours, you can just apply now for a NI no. (There are different methods of applying depending on your circumstances).suryadeva wrote:
My wife wants to work and I was told here previously that we would get a letter which she could use to get a NI number, this is notthe one right?
same as ninkas. application sent on 10 october, acknowledgement letter received on 14th, CoA received on 24th.ninkas wrote:yes we didoniopapa wrote:i think this is there new process since they have introduce the fee, if there is anyone got COA since fee introduce pls tell us
application sent 30.08.2013
acknowledgement letter received 06.09.2013
COA received 18.09.2013 dated 09.09.2013
Both letters were sent from Liverpool
I might be wrong but I would rather think getting NI is easier and should be the first step to your application. Reason is to get NI, you need the original passport as well as proof of address which can be in the form of a bill or bank statement.suryadeva wrote:Hi Elizabeth, we just received the CoA, tomorrow I'll ring the jobcentre again. I hope she can get the NI with that, since all our docs are with HO at the moment.Elizabeth06 wrote:Have you rung the jobcentre about applying for a NI for your wife? I rang the day my husband arrived in the UK, and they sent us a form. We sent it back with a photocopy of his passport an his EEA Family permit and they sent us back a NI number. Nothing else required. You need the CoA to show a potential employer she has the right to work, but if your circumstances are similar to ours, you can just apply now for a NI no. (There are different methods of applying depending on your circumstances).suryadeva wrote:
My wife wants to work and I was told here previously that we would get a letter which she could use to get a NI number, this is notthe one right?
Anyone has any experience with this? I mean, of getting NI with CoA?
same as ninkas. application sent on 10 october, acknowledgement letter received on 14th, CoA received on 24th.ninkas wrote:yes we didoniopapa wrote:i think this is there new process since they have introduce the fee, if there is anyone got COA since fee introduce pls tell us
application sent 30.08.2013
acknowledgement letter received 06.09.2013
COA received 18.09.2013 dated 09.09.2013
Both letters were sent from Liverpool
giorgosa wrote:Yes all this information would be more than useful for me as well.
My wife will arrive with EEA FP on 7th November, we want to apply direclty for EEA1 and EEA2. I cant wait one month to have an appointment with Jobcentre in order to obtain a NIN.
But if there is a way to obtain it with photocopy of passport, COA or other document it would be great.
Can you share with us the telephone that you called and you requested this form?
Thanks
I can't remember the exact amount of days, but it took around 7-10 days to get the forms, and around another 10-14 days to get the NI no back in the post.Hi Elizabeth,
A little off topic,
But when you made the phone call for the forms fro the NI number, how long did it take to receive the form.
Then from the time you sent off the passport copy, etc, how long did you wait fro the NI number, any interview needed?
GW
Yes, I rang 0845 6000643 to apply for the NI number.giorgosa wrote:
Can you share with us the telephone that you called and you requested this form?
Thanks
Not strictly true.askmeplz82 wrote: Jobcentre Plus will arrange an 'Evidence of Identity' interview always