Hi why is it your second Resident permit? That's a long story. Applied for EEA4 earlier, got rejected , sent them more documents asking for reconsideration, waited for more than 6 months, nothing happened, got dismissed from work for not having valid visa, had to apply for another 5 year EEA2. As fa...
I have been living here since Feb 2007 as a family member of EEA national. I do not know if I could apply for British Passport straight away or if I need to apply for EEA4 first.
At the moment I've got my second Resident Permit which is valid till 2019.
It's a very long story. My EEA4 was refused for the gap between employment and self-employed which was more than 6 months( I sent proofs that EEA national was looking for work and they did not accept that.After 7 months,they said the gap was greater than 6 months(I did not know that) and they refuse...
I appealed against EEA2 back in August 2013, received a letter from court in November 2013 that my oral appeal hearing is September 2014. As it is a very long time to wait I wanted to apply for another EEA2. HO says that I can either have an appeal or an application, not both and when I send a new a...
you are defiantly unfair dismissal i strongly agreed to jambo u have to go for legal advice Just a quick update: I talked to Citizen Adviser Bureau and the adviser told me that I can not take this case to employment Tribunal as unfair dismissal as I have worked just 1 year in that company rather th...
I don't know any solicitor (good or bad) and if I were you, I would not take any recommendations from people I don't know (even if they are "guru"). Thank you for your advice. I am going to consult Citizen Adviser Bureau and do some research to find a good one. It sounds to me that they a...
Seek legal advice. From the sounds of it, this is unfair dismissal. I suggest you read Sponsors, paranoia and unfair dismissal . Can you suggest any good solicitor who knows European law and expert in employment law as well? I am going to appeal to this decision anyway and my employer told me if I ...
After spending 2 days on the phone talking to Home Office and sending them emails, I managed to get the COA just in time for my hearing meeting. Despite providing them with the new COA, I got dismissed on the grounds of not being eligible to work in period between the expiration of my last COA (whil...
Hi in this time all u need to do is take you marriage certificate and your husband Passport and proof of address to you employer. Meeting and explain the EU law to them Or u can buy the time and do not go to your meeting and explain them due to many resion u can ask them to postpone the meeting exa...
I'm exactly in your shoes now. Getting suspended from work and waiting for my hearing later this week.
What happened to you?
Did you appeal against your employer's decision?
Are you back to work now?
Did that dismissal have any affect on getting other jobs?
Well I sent EEA2 on 19th July. My employer received the result of ECS from home office on 20 stating " I have checked our records and I can confirm based on the evidence we currently have that this individual is not currently entitled to work in the UK on the basis of an outstanding application...
I'm going to apply for EEA2 today with the docs that need to be sent for EEA2 and in October which it'll be 5 continuous years that my husband has exercised his treaty rights, I'm going to provide all the docs for the last 5 years and ask them to consider giving me PR.I was thinking in this way I ha...
Well you should appeal. The six month rule is not absolute, if you spouse could show he was genuinely seeking work, and had a realistic prospect of seeking work, then this period is extended. In my view, and it is strongly arguable, that there is a presumption that such is the case, if the person s...
What you want to know about employment check service? As my 5 year visa has already expired(OCT 2012) , I have already provided a letter from HO that I have an application under process which can take up to 6 months and because it has taken longer as I got the refusal and re-submitted more docs (wh...
If your husband is a qualified person at the moment then submit EEA 2 application,with all documents for last five years. And write a letter to home office to consider PR if possible. On this way,At least you will get RC again. Yes. My husband is a qualified person now and has been qualified since ...
Hi everyone, My situation is a bit confusing. I would be grateful if anyone can give me any valuable information. Please accept my apologies for posting this long post. I applied for EEA4 in August 2012. At that time I was on 5 year family permit which expired in October 2012 while EEA4 was in proce...
Hi As my husband is still looking for the job and I want to apply for EEA2,I just wanted to know that if he exercises Treaty Right in here as a job seeker or not. Shall I provide the proof that he is job seeker and sent it to home office? How long does it take to get my Residence card? I have one mo...
Hi Thanks for the relpy. As my husband is still looking for the job and I want to apply for EEA2,I just wanted to know that if he exercises Treaty Right in here as a job seeker or not. Shall I provide the proof that he is job seeker and sent it to home office? How long does it take to get my Residen...
Hi, I'm living in London based on my family permit.It expiresin May.I wanted to knowas a non EEA family member of an EEA national: How I can apply for extending my family permit/getting permanent residency? What documents do I need to provide? What is terms and conditions fo renewing my family perm...
Many thanks for your reply. Today I called British Embassy in Dubai, regarding My Family Permit and needed documents. They told me that I do need a VISA before traveling to UK and they just need my passport, marriage certificate, and my husband's passport. Hopefully they'll give me VISA on the same ...
I've searched so many sites about getting Family Permit and thinngs related moving to UK, but I'm afraid a non-visa national cannot get an EEA Family Permit at the port of entry or after arrival in the UK as a tourist. That person should apply for Family Permit in the country of residence before fly...
