Got it, right next to this thread http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=64005 Post by 86ti "But it should" and reference to the EEA 2009 regulations (amendment). Just a note to everyone applying for retention, quote this doc to get the correct vignette! http://www.legislation.go...
Hi, i know that they still issue the old style cards, BUT i'm pretty sure a member here has found and quoted some guidance which actually says that the caseworkers shall use the vignetter which clearly states that the applicant retained the right! Can't find it on the internet and if anyone knows it...
I read somewhere that there is a separate vignette for people applying to retain their rights following a divorce from the EEA national. It was somewhere in the UK Borders Manual or something. I can't seem to find it on this forum, but I clearly remember a member giving a link to this. There used to...
Just a quick q, was departing to London from Brux on Eurostar yesterday, ALONE. IO asked qs: 1) alone? Yes 2) why? Irrelevant 3) how long in Brux? I'm coming from Moscow 4) is ur eea working? Yes 5) job title? In government 6) r YOU working Irrelevant refuse to answer 7) eea dob? 03/05/79 8) ur addr...
Just a quick q, was departing from Brux on Eurostar yesterday, ALONE. IO asked qs: 1) alone? Yes 2) why? Irrelevant 3) how long in Brux? I'm coming from Moscow 4) is ur eea working? Yes 5) job title? In government 6) r YOU working Irrelevant refuse to answer 7) eea dob? 03/05/79 8) ur address London...
Hi Mary! Thank you for your advice. :wink: Still waiting to recieve more information. Hey, sleeper! Morpheo's link is of some antiquity I think. The point you are making is spot on. To be regarded as a person who retained rights, you had to provide loads of docs. Later, as per Regulation, you only ...
Your mother can only apply for a RC from within the UK. The EEA Family permit is an 'entry clearance' which can only be applied for outside the UK. Provided that you can show your mother's dependence on you, you should be able to bring her over on a EEA Family permit. Once in the UK she may apply f...
