It'll probably help if you present a clear timeline My wife (Polish) came to the UK in 2007 and received her PR certificate in 2012. She was first a full-time worker, then a full-time student and a full-time worker at the same time (oh, dear...), then a job-seeker, unpaid trainee and a student concu...
I have both Tier 1 (General), which expires on 28/11 this year and EEA2 RC. I've used both to come back into the UK after various foreign trips, and have never encountered any trouble. I did not send my BRP with the EEA2 application in late 2012, because they are entirely unrelated. I applied for my...
It's mostly your own making. Everyone told you to change your useless solicitor, but you ignored everyone , carried on throwing loads of money at this useless so-called solicitor. He's milked you enough and now he wants to dump you. You paid your money, only to beg for his response every day. Your p...
I have a Polish wife. I think your friend can acquire an EEA FP once they have got married in India (or anywhere), and I don't think he needs to wait for a year. The UK diplomatic post may refuse the EEA FP application on spurious and irrelevant reasons purely to delay the process and frustrate your...
I'm not a fan of any ragime in the UK, past or present, but based on my experience around Europe, the UK is by far the easiest place for someone like me, who looks entirely non-white. If you move abroad, you shouldn't expect a red carpet in front of you. If the official fails to act accordingly, tel...
http://www.immigrationboards.com/eea-route-applications/visa-free-travel-for-residence-card-holder-case-refer-to-ecj-t121226.html She apparently has a German residence card, so I suppose it isn't necessary to receive an EEA FP. If I were you, I'd contact the airline beforehand and acquire a written...
Smell the coffee. The three major parties will start sucking up to them. Every MP wants to survive the coming election and keep their perks. Instead of relying on my dear Polish wife and the EEA2 RC, latter of which I obtained just as an experiment, I might actually acquire an ILR based on my T1(G) ...
I really don't want to say this, but I think someone's got to. I believe the biggest problem lies in your level of English. Your solicitor is either (i) extremely incapable, but you can't quite see that due to your inability to communicate, or (ii) s/he is taking a p#ss and ripping you off, but you ...
Passport for: Child Application Type: New Method of application: RM Special Delivery Date of application: 09/10/2013 Date application received by IPS: 10/10/2013 Counter-signatory receives a letter: 09/11/2013 Counter-signatory responds: 11/11/2013 HMPO letter (dated 13/11/2013 ) to me stating that ...
This is what I'm trying to explain to the university office, but they don't understand. I'm trying to find in the UKBA website something saying clearly that I have the right to study here, but I didn't find. Could you please help me? http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2004:1...
" 4 Provision of biometric information with immigration applications (1) Section 126 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002 (power to require provision of physical data with certain immigration applications) is amended as follows. (2) In subsection (2), after paragraph (c) insert— ...
What is at stake here is free trade rather than free movement of labour, and I do not think Europe suddenly terminates free trade between the UK and the continent. Well, there is no separate "free trade" agreement between the UK and the continent. I am well aware of that. What I am trying...
If British people don't want to stay in the EU there is nothing Japanese government can do; Indeed. It won't be easy to happen because its results will not only Europe but the south Asian giants businesses in uk and Europe will be affected because Japan prime minister has already give his favor for...
Woj, It's all a bit rich of you to vent your anger here. I've spent some time in Poland as a worker and the administrative absurdity was quite frankly beyond any belief. For a start, have you tried to get your PESEL number as a foreigner there? Or, your karta pobytu as a British national? At least, ...
I travel a lot on business and family occasions. Strangely enough, the immigration officer at Manchester Airport asked me whether I was using my Tier 1 (General) BRP for the first time when I flew back from Minsk via Frankfurt after a particularly mind-numbing business commitment about a month ago. ...
> 1. next year jan 2014 onwards i can apply for permanent residence. under five years contineousely working and exercising treaty rights ie ; from ( jan 2009 to jan 2014 ). As I understand, yes. > 2. what about my husband case when he can apply for permanent residence. Provided that he satisfies oth...
> 1. DO I understand my second job (started from January 2009 to 2011) and third without WRS will be counted for the PR? Yes, provided that you were legally employed for the first 12 months under the WRS, and: > 2.WRS -12 months uninterrupting employment, but I had Maternity Allowance from Departmen...
I've sorted out my Polish wife's EEA3 application recently. As far as I remember, WRS was only applicable for the first 12-month period of lawful employment. The Accession (Immigration and Worker Registration) Regulations 2004 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2004/1219/part/1/made " A nationa...
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/documents-family/applying/ (Quote) "If you no longer want to proceed with your application If you want to withdraw your application, you must inform us by sending a letter to: UKBA - European Applications Withdrawals PO Box 306 Dept 45 Liverpool L2 0...
For those who are unaware of it: The Immigration and Nationality (Cost Recovery Fees) Regulations 2013 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2013/617/schedule/3/made 7.6.1 Application made on or after 1st July 2013 for a document certifying permanent residence, a derivative residence card, a permanent ...
At least, EEA applications are available free of charge. I paid £1500 to UKBA for my Tier 1 (G) BRP and waited for a long time, only to see a very under-trained woman at Liverpool Airport telling me that I had to report the change of job and I broke the rule by not doing so. No, I didn't lose my cal...
