Buongiorno Alessandra, I don't think that's the law, but the interpretation they are trying to give to the law. It's not scaremongering as someone said before, but the reality. They are giving a hard time to the EEA family members and the process is changing each day to make it more restrictive. Th...
Hey all the most dramatic moment expected arrived. My husband's employer found insufficient proof for him to keep working and yesterday they decided to send him home until he provides a CoA. We are quite frustrated to say the least, we sent email to HO and we just received exactly the same copy of ...
Hi James, Thanks so much for the reply. Its been enlightening for me to know that your Spanish and a lawyer at the same time. At the moment my boyfriend is been living or residing here in Uk for many years so i dont know if it will be an obstacle although he has a place in Spain too. How does that ...
You won't have a legal right to enter Ireland and there is a 3 month notification period for marriages in the Irish Republic. You face the same issues there that you would have in the UK. I suggest you return to your home country, marry there and submit an EEA FP application to re-enter the UK lega...
Hey all the most dramatic moment expected arrived. My husband's employer found insufficient proof for him to keep working and yesterday they decided to send him home until he provides a CoA. We are quite frustrated to say the least, we sent email to HO and we just received exactly the same copy of ...
It would be another small step to getting immigration down to the tens of thousands, even though it's not as big a victory as keeping a Briton and family out by refusing the non-British spouse a visa. Oh, please. This is just scaremongering! First: the "tens of thousands" is PER YEAR and ...
It won't be possible to marry in the Philippines at the Spanish Consulate: See the official guidance: B) MARRIAGE IN THE CONSULATE. Spanish citizens may likewise marry in the Consulate provided they meet the following requirements: - At least one of the contracting parties is registered as RESIDENT...
You won't have a legal right to enter Ireland and there is a 3 month notification period for marriages in the Irish Republic. You face the same issues there that you would have in the UK. I suggest you return to your home country, marry there and submit an EEA FP application to re-enter the UK lega...
Having married in Spain (where both my husband and I were long-term legal residents) I know from personal experience that even marrying in a small town/village, the process is lengthy as all paperwork is sent to the provincial authority. This can take up to 8 months when the marriage involves a for...
You won't have a legal right to enter Ireland and there is a 3 month notification period for marriages in the Irish Republic. You face the same issues there that you would have in the UK. I suggest you return to your home country, marry there and submit an EEA FP application to re-enter the UK lega...
The message you received is just an automatic response from their server. Nevertheless try to send the letter with special delivery and tracking to the caseworker if in three or four days you don't receive a new CoA. You can send it to: UK Visas and Immigration PO Box 3468 Sheffield S3 8WA Add your...
Good Morning, They are doing that in most of the applications. They use templates so don't worry too much about the wording in this case. Send them a letter with special delivery and/or an email to: nweurocoarequests@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk Request a new CoA with right of work, you should state clear...
@khers Unfortunately my MP is indeed a Tory. That said, he has been very helpful and really pressed the Home Office on my behalf. From the correspondence he received (and FW to me) the Home Office : 1. Admit to a so called "hot tasked enforcement visit" 2. Admit to negligence of supposedl...
Good Morning Kiwi, I think you've got to check very well the regulations because as you describe your case, my opinion is that you have retained right of residence according to the regulation 10 (6). For that reason you fulfill the requirements of the regulation 15 (1) (page 25) that is permanent re...
Good Morning, This is just outrageous. I cannot believe they are going so far. I suggest you keep escalating the complaint through the Home Office's procedure, they will keep mostly not upholding your complaints, but at one point you will be able to go to the Ombudsman. Try to involve your local Mem...
Good Morning, They are doing that in most of the applications. They use templates so don't worry too much about the wording in this case. Send them a letter with special delivery and/or an email to: nweurocoarequests@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk Request a new CoA with right of work, you should state clear...
Good Morning, They are doing that in most of the applications. They use templates so don't worry too much about the wording in this case. Send them a letter with special delivery and/or an email to: nweurocoarequests@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk Request a new CoA with right of work, you should state clearl...
Good Morning, I had the same problem with my application. I requested many times my spouse's ID back, and it was never delivered to us. After three months trying to get the ID, we had to report it as lost to get a new one since my partner had an accident in his home country and was requested the du...
Good Morning, I had the same problem with my application. I requested many times my spouse's ID back, and it was never delivered to us. After three months trying to get the ID, we had to report it as lost to get a new one since my partner had an accident in his home country and was requested the dup...
Good afternoon Nikita, I have been through the same problem you are facing now, it's outrageous and frustrating to know that they hold your identity documents for an indefinite time without a reason and not giving any justification. First they hold my passport for almost 6 months without justified r...
Good Morning, Application for residence card as a direct family member of EEA citizen (Spanish) Application posted on : 1 September 2015 Received by UKVI/HO on : 5 September, 2015 Payment taken on : 5 September, 2015 Bio letter received on : 20 October, 2015 Biometrics Enrolled on : 21 October, 2015...
Good Morning, I have applied on 1st September, 2015 for a residence card as a direct family member (spouse) of an EEA national. My application was refused in March 2016, I appealed to the First-tier Immigration and Asylum Tribunal, the appeal was allowed 7 October 2016. The Home Office has not chall...
Hello everyone, I am EU national and my girfriend is non EU national currently living in London togheter for more than 2 years after i have been relocated from my previous work, I do work and she finished her Master here in UK few months ago. Her timeline is: Application sent on 5/09 Biometric 18/9...
Hello everyone, I am EU national and my girfriend is non EU national currently living in London togheter for more than 2 years after i have been relocated from my previous work, I do work and she finished her Master here in UK few months ago. Her timeline is: Application sent on 5/09 Biometric 18/9...
