fisayo wrote:hi,sasa2010

thanks for the reply.please how long does it take to be issued?

normally 1-2 weeks, but it took a bit longer for me, cos I lost my P60s, so my application was postponed, until I got the letter from HRMC.

hi sasa2010, please what documents did you submit to the home office/passport office for your sons brtish passport to be endorsed/given 1. my son's birth certificate 2. our marriage certificate 3. P60 or any other documents to prove income and NI paid (I lost two of my P60s, so I required a letter ...

Hi guys: Good news. just called home office, they said because my parents in law are family members of a EEA national, so even if their UK tourist visa is expired, they have the right to stay in the UK. that means I have time to gather all the documents they want and send the application over and ov...

Thanks for your reply, but in my opinion, parents in law are immediate family members, so they have the right to apply EEA2. I don't have the PR stamp myself, but my son who was born this year, he got a British passport (based on the fact that I have been working here for more than 5 years), so I gu...

Sorry, you are right, I didn't make it clear. It is the birth certificate for my wife they want, but she doesn't have one. The only thing I can provide is our marriage certificate, with both parents' names on. I sent out our marriage certificate for the first time, but HO still wants more evidence. ...

I am sure they are. home office sent me a letter asking for more documents, but we wont be able to provide some of them, i.e. birth certificates. (their government doesn't issue birth certificate to those were born before 1996). So I have to find other alternatives with a nice cover letter:) I am ju...

Hi guys: I need some advice here. I am applying for EEA2 for parents in law (who are not EEA nationals themselves). I send out the application in Nov but it was returned today. I am going to send it again, once I have all the documents they asked. But my question is, their visitors visa expires soon...

Hi 86ti: thanks for all ur replies:) I called home office before and one of their officers told me that I need to provide letters with their names on, to my address to prove that we live together, and also things to show that they are financially depend on me. I mean I have bank statements as a proo...

I didn't even know that they could apply for the EEA FP, so they came here with a normal tourist visa, and I paid for their trip. they are living with us and I am paying for the rent and food... but since they don't have any letter to my address (cos they are tourists), how can I prove that they liv...

Then you may be fine. You do not have to give a reason as to why you want them to stay. You do not have to show that they are living with you at the moment. Have a look at the guidance notes on this UKBA page . Thanks for ur reply! my other concern is that, if the application was not successful, wi...

Hi guys: I am an EEA nationals with PR and I am going to apply EEA2 for my parents in law, who are not EEA national themselves. It will be really great if I can get some advice before making the application: 1. My parents in law are currently on a visitors' visa, which expires in Jan 2011, if their ...

86ti wrote:Are they dependend on you? See also Chapter 5.2 of the ECIS.

Thanks for your reply.

financially? yes. and I have bank statements to show that I send them money regularly, over 2 years time.

Hi guys: I am an EEA nationals with PR and I am going to apply EEA2 for my parents in law, who are not EEA national themselves. It will be really great if I can get some advice before making the application: 1. My parents in law are currently on a visitors' visa, which expires in Jan 2011, if their ...