rosebead wrote:0300 123 2253

Thank you!

rosebead wrote:It should be £130. If you sent the application forms together, I wonder if they processed one and neglected to process the other one. It's better that you ring them to check.

And what phone number should I call?

Sent application for Residence card together with my wife's (EU citizen) application for Registration Certificate. Included details of debit card for payment, few days later only 65 pounds were withdrawn. Why not 130? Should I contact them and ask if everything is fine?

Should prepaid envelope be included in application now?
There is no requirement on gov.uk anymore. Maybe because application now costs 65 pounds, they include price of sending documents back in it?

Because you mentioned that her payslips will show it. If they don't show it, then you should stop worrying and just send everything in. It seems to be taking on average 4-6 months to process forms currently so by the time they reach your wife's application, she would be most assuredly a genuine and...

The Home Office are unreasonable, so it might be the case that a caseworker will refuse because your wife has not been long in the job and has had a couple of weeks where she fell short. However, this would be contrary to EU law which looks at the overall picture rather than at just a snapshot, suc...

I've heard that if even one payslip shows less than 16 hours per week than application will be rejected. If that's the case then that is an unlawful refusal and dispoportionate to what is required under Community law. That said, some caseworkers are not the brightest of the the bunch. You would hav...

You are not even legally required to use the form for an EEA application, so feel free to ignore questions on the form or write over them if you consider them legally irrelevant. You could write that your wife averages x amount of hours per week next to the question concerned. If the position is te...

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Thank you, Chaoclive! Yes, we have all documents prepared, just waiting for pay slips. My wife has contract, but it is for zero hours, so I'll wait till she has pay slips for few weeks to show that she has stable working hours every week. Good. That is fine. If her employer is willing to write a le...

Thank you, Chaoclive!
Yes, we have all documents prepared, just waiting for pay slips. My wife has contract, but it is for zero hours, so I'll wait till she has pay slips for few weeks to show that she has stable working hours every week.

Does anyone has any ideas?

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