Mustafa, When i had called the HO, i had asked the same question. I was told that the employers can contact the HO on the number given in the COA. as we know most employers will be a bit reluctant to do that, your best option is to call the HO and seek their advice. As on more than 1 ocassion they h...
I received a letter from homeoffice asking for additional documents a few weeks back. "B/F: 30/06/2009" was printed on the letter. I Know it is a date but what is it's significance w.r.t the application.
I am sure they are right, but such proof was not asked while renewing the residence permit. would they not need such proof at time of deciding on renewal of a residence permit. Also, i have already sent all the documents needed to prove 6 years of residency in the UK. And, to make things clear i mad...
apologies for the confusion.
application is being processed in the UK.
I am living in the UK, and have done so for the last 6 years along with my father who is an EEA national.
I will be moving to my final year of degree in (in the uk) september 2009. i shall see what they reply to my latest letter and the decide future course of action.
Thanks for the reply, well, i sent whatever documents i had, to prove 6 years of residence. But ,now they want to know if i resided with my father for the whole of 6 years. Even after providing them detailed original documents that i resided with my father for the 3 years and then had to move away f...
thanks for you response. i was a member of the EEA sponsor'shousehold prior to living in the UK and that was the reason i was granted the EEA4 family permit. In the UK, i have lived with my father for 4 years and then had to move away to pursue higher studies (also in the UK). Now, i don't know what...
Apologies for the incomplete info. I have applied using EEA4, as a dependant(son) of a EEA national and i will provide my P-60 (4years), letter from the college i attend(2 years), latest bank statements (current, saving etc). HO also has my passports(1 expired & 1 current) with previous residenc...
10 months have elapsed since i have applied. sent numerous complaints via letters, email and fax. received a letter from HO asking for evidence of living in the UK for 5 years, financial dependance on the EEA sponsor and evidence of being a member of the eea sponsors household. any sugestions on wha...
I been advised not to complain, there is no reason for the delay basically. We don't pay any money for EEA4 application so its the least of their priorities. actualy i am not too sure if they not doing it on purpose coz I dont think that there are 1000's of eea applications and they should receive ...
i need my passport to travel in mid april. and its being more than 6 months since i applied. looking at the forum some of you have not received your passports for quite some time. did any of you contact/complain to the Home office?
yes he did. and i can see it for my self. eg look at bthe point system , how can an average african meet that standard. when inviting pple over you need to pay a a thousand to quarantee their retuin. if you are having a weddind how many thousands can you pay for ur relative.(proposal) pple used to ...
m-e-d welcome to great britain. my lecturer at uni yester was tutoring us on foreign affairs. when he came to immigration he made a statement that made me think. he said '' the current immigration rules is to get rid of black and asain faces becos all the new regulation makes it almost impossible f...
The Idea of paying damages would raise a whole new set of problems. The 6 month time limit mentioned by the home office in their acknowledgement letters and in chapter 6 (3.2) of European Casework instructions gives applicants the hope that within 6 months the applications will be decided. since its...
till Aug there was a 7 month Backlog. but, it has just reached the 10 month limit. and since holiday season is approaching it might cross over to 11 and 12 month also. The home office should atleast inform the applicants abt the backlog. Their website says that applications should be decided in 6 mo...
Hello Folks, i was just checking the "Policy and Law" section of the BIA website. It is clearly underlined that the decision on permanent residence should not exceed 6 months. i am sure the same is mentioned in the acknowledgement letter also. Does, anyone whose applications have crossed t...
on the acknowledgement letter i received it says that the application will be decided in 6 months...from the forum i get that many people's applications have exceed that time frame.... does the 6months limit on the paper have any legal binding...? has anyone made enquiries after the 6 months and men...
on the acknowledgement letter i received it says that the application will be decided in 6 months...from the forum i get that many people's applications have exceed that time frame.... does the 6months limit on the paper have any legal binding...? has anyone made enquiries after the 6 months and men...
hi all, i am a Non EEA dependant of a EEA national and applied for the permanent residence in july 08 using EEA4. the date on the website doesnt seem to change, atleast for a couple of months now. what happens if they exceed the 6 months time frame that they have mentioned in the acknowledgment lett...
