@Lucapooka. He's living in the UK since 1 Sept 2009 and before a year in Holland. I forgot to mention he's a Brazilian national and so have a Brazilian passport All his documents are ok. He has his NI number NHS and GP registered and provisional driving licence. Only thing what has to be done is a ...
@Lucapooka. He's living in the UK since 1 Sept 2009 and before a year in Holland. I forgot to mention he's a Brazilian national and so have a Brazilian passport All his documents are ok. He has his NI number NHS and GP registered and provisional driving licence. Only thing what has to be done is a ...
If one child turns 21 in november this year, what is the latest date to be physically in the UK in order to comply with Singh, and in order to apply for the EEA2? A person is still 21 until their 22nd birthday? Or is it UNDER 21? If the EEA2 application is submitted before he turns 21/22, or must th...
Another option you can consider is driving down to Calais and seek admittance at the port. Several members have done that successfully. As long you know the relevant regulations and provide the necessary documentation and have a bit of patience, your partner will be granted entry. or just not go at...
and one more thing.. if they insist on subcontracting (love that word- a who's in charge of the information now kind of word) such a sensitive responsibility out, then they can at the very least get the buggers to upload a nice fresh form....20 minutes to format, 10 seconds to upload. heck even i co...
I don't think the intention is to keep people away. Like other sectors, the main reason for the FCO to outsource the visa process is to cut cost. Also decisions are not taken in the consulate any more but in region centres to be more efficient. You need to appreciate that EEA FP are a small fractio...
I don't think the intention is to keep people away. Like other sectors, the main reason for the FCO to outsource the visa process is to cut cost. Also decisions are not taken in the consulate any more but in region centres to be more efficient. You need to appreciate that EEA FP are a small fractio...
EEA Family Permit is free - why not apply for it? well, its not exactly free is it Jambo- you are required to make your way to Germany is it Dusseldorf !!, or to a Mobile biometric clinic appointments in Amsterdam !! Each applicants must pay a service fee of €147.56 !! ... so a family will add up f...
EEA Family Permit is free - why not apply for it? well, its not exactly free is it Jambo- you are required to make your way to Germany is it Dusseldorf !!, or to a Mobile biometric clinic appointments in Amsterdam !! Each applicants must pay a service fee of €147.56 !! ... so a family will add up f...
Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:Please complain using the information at the link I sent you! Telling me that it is shite will make you feel better, but will not change anything.
Yes good idea, I will investigate this further and complain if necessary.
whats this about- I thought it was for free? Mobile biometric clinic appointments in Amsterdam. Applicants must pay a service fee of €147.56 I have a choice between germany and... a mobile biometric clinic?? for which there are extra charges? so I still have 3 more queries, thanks: Apologies if the...
whats this about- I thought it was for free? Mobile biometric clinic appointments in Amsterdam. Applicants must pay a service fee of €147.56 I have a choice between germany and... a mobile biometric clinic?? for which there are extra charges? so I still have 3 more queries, thanks: Apologies if the...
For text fields, you can put "question is not material" For dates, put maybe 1 January 1900? Choice boxes are hard. one more thing...does the under 21 dependent also need to apply as it seems everything is included under the spouse's name? So should I fill this in twice? Once for the spou...
Go to the page Directive gave you i.e. Read through http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/countries/netherlands/applying/?langname=UK%20English Click on the "apply for visa online" link on the top right corner. Then just choose visa type "other" in the second screen for the EEA fami...
Must all applicants be physically present when handing the application in to the UK embassy in Den Haag? Or can the main applicant hand it in without her dependents having to be present? You actually do an online application. Your only physical presence required is for taking fingerprints. Read thr...
Must all applicants be physically present when handing the application in to the UK embassy in Den Haag? Or can the main applicant hand it in without her dependents having to be present? You actually do an online application. Your only physical presence required is for taking fingerprints. Read thr...
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/eea-family-permit/applying/ points to http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/countries/netherlands/?langname=UK%20English Both your answers are incredibly vague. Yes, I've seen that web site- the 1st one I clocked in to...but no wiser. The 2nd page referred t...
How old are the dependents? Can you actually hand in an application in the Netherlands? Can you send me a web linK? under 21 http://www.lawcentreni.org/EoR/immigration/marriage-and-relationships-eea-regulations.html#4.%20Applying%20for%20an%20EEA%20Family%20Permit "...The EEA family permit all...
Must all applicants be physically present when handing the application in to the UK embassy in Den Haag?
Or can the main applicant hand it in without her dependents having to be present?
Jambo wrote:For naturalisation (form AN), you need two referees.
For passport application (form C1 outside the UK. A different form within UK), you need one referee.
Thanks Jambo
John, this was explained in advance in an earlier thread started by me.
It does not seem to matter in which order the signatures are put on to the form. For my wife, when she applied back in 2004, the date order of the signatures was a referee, my wife, then the other referee. No problem, application successful. John, Which form is this? I have the C1 form and there is...
Thanks everyone, especially Jambo for the detailed responses- (I've noticed too on the sticky that 2 weeks is achievable). I may get the originals back after maybe 1 week including my aus passport- is that right? In that case if theres a need for any urgent travel, e.g. hop back to the Netherlands f...
OK. Did not realise you are not in the UK. As you need to send your current passport with the UK passport application, then applying in the UK is not an option. I'm afraid you will need to wait as long as it takes from the Netherlands. Jambo, so I'm re-thinking this- I'm going back to the UK soon t...
