kamoe wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 10, 2022 9:45 am

kasia88 wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 10, 2022 8:31 am

I wonder how it works with travel.

Of course, the onus is on you to prove you have the right to re enter the UK when returning! That's the real caveat when traveling.

That's my concern, so not sure if I wanna risk any hiccups while I wait.

See also Good news for EU citizens making late applications for post-Brexit residence rights That helps a bit thanks! I did get a receipt so far that they got it, but otherwise still waiting. I wonder how it works with travel. I've got plans to visit family but they know nothing about it so far to ...

Even the blue booklet can get confusing. The same blue booklet was used to issue both a "Document Certifying Permanent Residence", which could be used to apply for British citizenship and a "Residence Certificate", which could not. Post-Brexit, the former became "Settled St...

Well, even though they were becoming obsolete, they were still a valid document, so strictly speaking, no one had the duty to warn you against them. But yes, it would have been nice if someone had had the instinct of guessing you wre making a mistake. But to be fair, maybe they were not even aware ...

Hope it works out ok - the waiting times to receive the approval are very unpredictable currently which doesn't help. It's no consolation but there must be quite a few EU citizens who had to apply late or still haven't realised what they need to do. On the deadline day I was talking to someone who ...

To my knowledge I thought I was following the right directions : (

I hope they see i was trying to do so as well.

When the news was going around about gov rolling out apps for eu residents to get their status legalised in uk I was one of the people that had problems with the apps so I figured Ah! I'll go get it done in registrar, officially, on paper. What I ended up getting and firmly believing was the right t...