Hi Everyone, I got some updates from home office and need some help now. My solicitor just called me and said she received my application back, with one good news and one not so good. I applied for EEA4 together with my mom, she is married to an Italian national and we are both his dependent. Thing ...

Thanks a lot Amber!!!

Thanks for the quick reply Amber. So under category A, should I use salaried or non-salaried? I also have another question if you can help me as well. My flat is rented by my parents and the tenancy agreement and council tax is in the name of both of them, but it is a 3 bedroom flat and it is only m...

Hi Everyone, I am a settled person in UK and am planning to apply for a fiance visa for my partner. I would like to know if with the amount I am earning it is going to be possible. 1) I currently have a contract of 37.5 hrs per week and my salary is £17053,00. 2) I am paid for any hour extra of work...

Only German and Estonian resident card holder can travel here . But you can visit many other countries but not UK Are you sure about that? I have friends in Belgium with a Belgium residence card who have travelled many times to england without applying for a visa before. Of course you will have to ...

CONGRATULATIONS HUBBA!!!

I've sent my application few days after you've sent yours, I hope it won't take long!! I'm so happy everytime I hear someone got their PR on this forum!!

Good Luck to me and everyone still waiting!!!

Tom83cat Thanks a million for the post, it will definitely help me a lot in applying for a fiance visa for my fiance.

You have to apply for EEA Family Permit using EEA2.

Thanks for information above, We have been married for 5 years now. First my wife got a residence permit visa in June 2009 and now she wants to apply for PR card after 5 years. I have my own PR card which was gained in Nov 2011 and I've recently become a British. Such being the case, do I have to p...

Your wife's qualification is perfectly fine. She has a B2/C1 qualification, which is actually higher than a A1, so it means it is acceptable.

I also sent Postal Order as I saw lots of people complaining here that UKBA was sending lots of applications that were paid by card back. I would defo recommend postal order as a payment method.

My PR has finally arrived! 10 weeks :-) If you're reading this and you're applying or thinking of applying in the future I would strongly recommend you create a VERY ORGANISED folder, with tabs for each pocket, stating all the documents you're sending. The more organised the better will the outcome...

Imshzd wrote: Your mother is a main applicant,that's why your name is not on this letter.
This is normal and nothing to worry.

Thanks Imshzd !!!! I feel much more relieved now!!

Hi Everyone :) My Mom is married to an EEA person and we go our residence permit in 2008. We were now due to apply for permanent residence, so we applied through a solicitor. 19/05/2014 - Application sent 27/05/2014 - Acknowledgement letter received (Dated 21/05/2014) I am a bit confused by the fact...

Wrn13, If your partner was self-employed you should have the NI contributions receipts and Self Assessments for the years registered as self-employed, you should provide these to them for the last years as proof of exercising treaty rights. And if not self-employed any more, provide the employment c...

Hello Everyone, I am new to the forum and this is my first post, I have seen so many useful information in other posts, everyone helping each other, so I got motivated to post as well. :D My case is as follow: Me and my mother non-eea, my mother is married to an EEA Person. We all came to London in ...