I have my NCS interview to submit my application in a few weeks. I have printed out the payment slip page and am just filling it in. I have a couple of basic queries. I am sending a cheque with the application. Firstly, do I just write the individual cheque number where it says "I attach a cheq...
You can also call the helpline to get advice on the form. Can't seem to find the number now but others have posted in on this website. If the application is fairly straightforward (which I suspect it will be in your husband's case) I don't think you'll need an immigration lawyer, and I suspect you ...
I am writing on behalf of my husband who is a Dutch National. He acquired Permanent Residency this time last year. Unfortunately he has just been made redundant from his job of 4 years+. He wants to apply for British Citizenship now that Brexit is looming. We used a immigration lawyer to help us wit...
He needs to use EEA (PR) form https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/apply-for-a-document-certifying-permanent-residence-or-permanent-residence-card-form-eea-pr Have been advised by other members on here that he can use form EEA3 which is much less intrusive and HO cannot reject an application ...
My husband is submitting form EEA3 for PR (he's a Dutch National). See this thread; http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/can-forms-eea1-or-eea2-be-used-instead-of-eea-pr-t203276.html Sorry to start a new thread but thought these questions would get lost in the old thread :oops:. I...
Thanks for your replies. Just phoned the HO helpline and the guy there said you need to use the PR Form but I guess he would say that. Would really much rather use the EEA3 form as so much of the PR form doesn't make sense and doesn't apply. Also, if I submit form EEA3, should I send it to the addre...
Hi, Another question. We just saw a (Citizens advice type free) immigration solicitor who said that he thought the Home Office would purposely take a lot longer to complete an application if it was on one of the old forms as the applicant would be seen as "being difficult". My husband was ...
Ok, I am pretty confused. I was under the assumption (and have been told in the past) that he needs to use form EEA (PR) which has a fee associated with it. The blog post suggest the use of the earlier (simpler forms or written letter). Would the department that deals with Permanent Residency really...
I am a British Citizen. Husband is Dutch National. Has been living and working in the UK for 10+ years. He wants to get Permanent Residence card and look into possibly becoming a British Citizen (because of potential referendum result). Started filling in long and complicated form EEA PR. However, j...
