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My wife go email from Ho but I haven't

If your wife is the eea member she would get while you will get the BM 3 days or so letter. Non eu member don't get email

Hi all, Isent my application on the 2nd february 2016 and its now the 15th My card has not been charged so far and I have not received any letter from the UKBA whether my application was received. Can you please advise who I can contact. Thanks! UKBA received my application on the 9th Feb and my ca...

Home office today has received my application for PR for my self and my unmarried partner , I am non eu while she is Eu, she exercised her rights as self employed , till I got my RC then she was self sufficient relying on my income had 5 years comprehensive insurance then she has started a job a wee...

I believe the phrase "put to bed" indicates giving birth. I beg to differ. As a native English speaker 'put to bed' means to 'put aside' i.e. do whatever is necessary and forget about it. Implication is 'sort it and forget it...' in a slightly brutal way.... "Put to bed means "t...

[quote="Obie"]I believe the phrase "put to bed" indicates giving birth. I don't think a person is precluded from qualifying as a durable partner if the EEA national ' s is married to another person, provided of course the marriage is not subsisting. By subsisting, I am sure you w...

Hi there It's a bit complicated situation. Have you legally separated from your ex wife ? If no you will need to be legally devorced before your next wedding , as you have pending case with home office they may suspect your case. Although you don't need a legal status in the uk to marry a EEA natio...

Hi Please just want to know if I will be given COA with right to work when I apply for my unmarried partner PR . Hi Toni34 On the assumption you have previously been issued a residence card ie EEA2 as an unmarried partner, you should have a COA with right to work when you apply for PR. Best wishes ...

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Please just want to know if I will be given COA with right to work when I apply for my unmarried partner PR .

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Please just want to know if I will be given COA when I apply for my unmarried partner PR .

Hi there It's a bit complicated situation. Have you legally separated from your ex wife ? If no you will need to be legally devorced before your next wedding , as you have pending case with home office they may suspect your case. Although you don't need a legal status in the uk to marry a EEA natio...

Hello everyone after 5 months and 2 weeks long wait I am happy to let you know that today I have received all my documents and letter with my PR :D Little recap on my journey: My wife came in to this county 2005 and has been working ever since we got married in 2010 and soon after I received RC for...

Hi I am about to apply for the eea pr together with my partner who is the main sponsor, my partner has been self sufficient as she had not worked but I have a CSI which I have 5 years Now , however my fear is we had claimed working tax credits as I have always work , my wife just recently got a job ...

I would like to say a very big THANK YOU for all the help we have received from this forum over the years during application for EEA2 and subsequent PR 5 years later. PR was applied for using an older version of EEA4. Time line as follows - Application sent by next day special delivery 05/05/15 App...

@ universal soldier I really appreciate your advise would have to repackage my application and see if it works

It was my husband receiving £7 WTC. I was self-sufficient relaying on my non EU husbands income from self-employment. We provided HO with my husbands bank statements (no bank transfers to my account,only showing his savings, income,expenses and WTC). We were refused. However we later applied fo my ...

Ukba has link with benefits authority to check that but what I believe is that all such benefits an EU national worker can claim but in case of self sufficiency it may cause problem if these benefits has been claimed continuously for longer period. I also think in this case applying eea3 alone at f...

I think you could probably get away with a few months but I don't think 2 years is going to work, I'm afraid. You can try an application without mentioning the benefits but there is no telling the outcome, as some caseworkers may refuse for the lack of information provided. I know my only hope is t...

@toni34, how long have you been claiming Child Beneft and WTC? If it has been for only a short period out of the many years the EEA national has been living in the UK, I think it could be reasonably argued that the EEA national has not been a "burden" on the social assistance system. Abou...

I am not expert but transferring funds into EU national regularly is a good practice for self suffiency but claiming WTC and child benefit continuously for longer time can be harmful (if caseworker trace it). You said if they traced it that was my point , I have csi and any every other documentatio...

I'm afraid the Home Office has been known to be mean in your kind of situation. I remember someone being refused because of getting a low sum of working tax credit a week. I think the sum was £7. I think that's very unreasonable as I do not think that low sum could be argued to be a burden on the s...

I am a non eu family member of an eu national , about to submit my eea4 application , just read the form as I am worried about the benefit part of the forms , I have been working now non stop and I had a full wpa health insurance my partner had not work for the past 4 years as she had kids along the...

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deebaba wrote:Hi Toni, dont know how to use this forum well. I dont know how to inbox you. I have dropped my number, please kindly text me

I go call you after work today by 5 pm. Got your number now .

Yes we had £7/week in tax credits while I was exercising Treaty rights as self-sufficient. If your Eea family member is working then its fine to receive public funds but not when self sufficient . We just tried our luck and and instead of appealing we sent the same bank statements along with ehic f...

Bro inbox me your phone number .