Thanks. He is exploring the Swedish payroll issue, but it is good to know that going down the self-employed route might be another option. I'll tell him to give Skatteverket a ring to talk to them as well.

I am struggling to find a clear answer on our slightly complex situation. Background: I am a dual EU-UK citizen, my husband is British. We have moved to Sweden for my work a few months ago. My husband has established his right of residence here through me (i.e. as the spouse of an EU citizen). He ha...

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I applied on 19 November and still waiting to receive my approval...

Did you get it in the end?

I don't know, I have still not had a response...

I applied on 19 November and still waiting to receive my approval...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: 3 years EEA(PR) - marriage to UK citizen Language criteria: degree from UK university Nationality: EEA Method of application: Online + NDRS Date of application: 20/04/2018 Payment method: credit card Date of acknowledgement: 23/04/2018 Date of debit of fee...

Application Timeline Eligibility criteria: 3 years EEA(PR) - marriage to UK citizen Language criteria: degree from UK university Nationality: EEA Method of application: Online + NDRS Date of application: 20/04/2018 Payment method: credit card Date of acknowledgement: 23/04/2018 Date of debit of fees...

I am about to make an online application in a couple of weeks and use NDRS for my documents . Could anyone confirm the letter for biometrics is generated at the time of submitting the online application? I have been looking at time scales and it seems that the biometric letter is the same day... Co...

I had a gap of a few months while I was a job seeker, and never registered with the Job Centre. I sent printed emails and copies of application forms (approximately 1-2 for each month that I was searching for work) to show I was looking for work. I had my PR application approved. I am not sure if th...

In your case, it sounds like you've already had ILR for a year, so waiting to apply as the spouse of a UK citizen would mean delaying your application. Personally, I would apply under the category that allows me to do it sooner, but if you're not in a rush, even that doesn't matter very much. Thank...

Thanks for all your responses. CR001: It is helpful to know there is no difference in the end result. I don't think there has been any year in the last 6 or so where I have been absent for more than 90 days. Any absences have been fairly short (no more than 3 weeks) so it should be easy enough to fi...

Hi all, I'm an EU citizen and have recently obtained my DCPR, and now want to apply for citizenship (the letter accompanying my DCPR says that PR was achieved in Spring 2016, so I can go ahead and apply for citizenship). My British partner and I are, however, getting married soon, so as I see it, I ...

Hi, I wanted to share my timeline as well, applied using the online form as an EEA National, using the European Passport Return service: Online application and payment: 11-03-2017 Appointment for sending documents: 13-03-2017 Confirmation email from HO: 13-03-2017 PR + documents received: 18-05-201...

EU national: Application completed (online): 13/03/2017 Confirmation email from HO: 14/03/2017 Application sent (using Local Authority passport return service): 17/03/2017 Application received: 20/03/2017 Confirmation email from HO: 02/05/2017 I'm slightly confused about the 2nd confirmation email. ...

I have just completed the online form and was only asked to detail absences of more than 6 months.

plkujaw wrote:Hi guys, where can I check my application status?

Unfortunately you can't. You may receive a Confirmation of Application email (although some don't). Apart from that, you just have to wait until you receive the Registration Certificate.

I have received some very helpful advice on here before and as a result have applied for and received my registration certificate (EU citizen). I am now contemplating whether to go ahead and apply for DCPR. The issue is that I am slightly doubtful that my evidence is good enough. Should I apply for ...

Just thought I'd add my details: 01/08/2016: Application submitted 03/08/2016: Payment taken 13/08/2016: Requested passport back 19/08/2016: Confirmation of Application 24/08/2016: Received passport 28/09/2016: Received registration certificate (dated 24/09/2016) and other documents back So, the ent...

I just received my passport back, 8 working days after submitting my request. Full time line: 1 August: submitted an application for a Residence Certificate (EEA1) 13 August: requested passport back 19 August: received confirmation of application for the RC 22 August: submitted another request for p...

Cheers for the response. Putting all my documents together just now and hoping to send it all off on Monday .

I have previously posted a couple of questions here about obtaining applying for PR. For a number of reasons I'm not completely sure that I qualify yet, so, I thought it would make sense to apply for EEA(QP) now, to give me more time to compile all the evidence needed for a PR application. I'm a pos...

Thanks for your patient and thorough response - much appreciated. Still, it's shaken me a bit, as I come to realise from what you say that there is no relevance or advantage to my wife being the spouse of a British Citizen - ouch! I'm in a slightly similar situation (Dutch national with a British p...

Thanks Lily, that's what I was hoping to hear!

Like many others I never realised there was a requirement to have CSI when a student/self-sufficient. Now that I am aware of this, I decided to pay for private health insurance as I no longer qualify for an EHIC from my home country. I've taken out a comprehensive policy, and received the policy doc...

Like many others I have begun to consider applying for a PRC in light of the recent referendum. I think my most likely qualifying period would be 2007-2012, as I was a student for the first four years (with health insurance/EHIC in place) and worked full time during the 5th year. Summary timeline: S...