Hello, we are hoping somebody has some knowledge about this and can solve for us whether this will be possible! My husband is Vietnamese and has been resident in the UK for 3 years. He now wants to obtain a driving licence, and has successfully applied for and received a UK provisional licence. He h...

I'm filling out my Vietnamese step-daughters school application form and it asks whether she has EEA Citizenship and I don't know how to answer this. She has an EEA Residence card in her password.

Thanks for your help.

Thank you! Hi hanringnl83, it looks like you're very much in the same (or were rather) as me,Dutch national, have lived in the UK, applying for EEA permit. How did it go? Was it easy to get accepted? I will also be going back to the UK next year with my Chilean hubs and 2 kids (Dutch passports, me ...

He moved to Turkey 3 years ago (May 2009). H e has visited the UK on an average of 2x a year since then If this is correct, his PR has not lapsed. He still has PR as he has not been absent for more than two years. He only visits the UK a couple of times a year to visit my sister and I who still liv...

Thank you very much for the advice. Let's say A, an EU national came to the UK in 2004. Her child B came to the UK and lived with her. A worked during her five years in the UK and achieved PR in 2009. Child B also achieved PR at the same time. Neither A nor B applied for any residence documentation ...

Also, please see my previous post here in regard to claiming benefits: http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?t=102165&highlight= If I am no longer applying for permanent residence (but instead provide evidence of being a jobseeker), would my applying for benefits hurt my husband's and d...

We sent the permanent residence and resident card applications March 20th, and this morning we received all our documents back with a letter saying that "the submitted documents are insufficient to establish that you have acquired the right of permanent residence under the 2006 Regulations or i...

First my background.. I am Dutch and my husband in Vietnamese. We live with 2 young children, one aged 8 months (our daughter) and another aged 3 years (my husband's daughter and my step daughter). I have lived in the UK since I was a child (since 1986), my father was working here. Since then I went...

First my background.. I am Dutch and my husband in Vietnamese. We live with 2 young children, one aged 8 months (our daughter) and another aged 3 years (my husband's daughter and my step daughter). I have lived in the UK since I was a child (since 1986), my father was working here. Since then I went...

We have just posted my EEA3 application and my husband's and his daughter's EEA2 applications on April 20th. I will keep everyone updated on what happens next. I requested the CoA immediately in the cover letter so I will let everyone know when we get that too

Thank you everyone for your input. I think the easiest thing for me would be to provide evidence of my father's employment when I was still I minor. Since 2001 I've had periods of study, periods of work (however never 5 years continuously) and periods of travel interspersed together and I'd worry it...

Thank you!

Thank you.

So for instance in my husband's EEA2 application, if I were to include evidence that my father was working during the time I was still dependent on him (1986-2001) I would have proved my permanent residence, and so no longer need to prove I am exercising my treaty rights?

I wanted to let you know that both my husband and his daughter have received their EEA Family Permits! Thank you so much for your help. We fly to the UK next week! I know the next step will be to apply for an EEA2 for my husband and his daughter. My husband now wants to work in the UK, I know that u...

Thank you very much for the good advice. I will let the board know any updates regarding our applications and the outcome, hoping it will help others going through this process.

Thank you. Could you please review the letter I have drafted, I have omitted the financial information as reading other posts in this forum it seems that providing too many documents could end up being counter productive. Thank you very much To Whom It May Concern: Please find enclosed the applicati...

Thank you both for your advice. I am writing the cover letter now. Is it ok to write one cover letter when I hand in the applications or do I need to write a separate cover letter for each application (for my husband and his daughter). I was planing on handing the documents for both applications in ...

Thank you for your reply, Yes, she is now living with us so we will put the same address on her application. Our plan is for my husband to work full time and for me to work part time eventually. I'm aware of the situation with the job markets back home, however we want to try (I miss my family too m...

Hello everyone, I am in the process of applying for an EEA family permit for my husband and his adopted daughter in Vietnam. I am a Dutch national and have lived in the UK for 25 years, since I was 3 years old. I left the UK in June 2010 and have not been back since; we plan to move to the UK togeth...

Thank you for your advice. His daughter, legally adopted in Vietnam? And he has the papers to show that? The daughter lives with the two of you now? How old is the daughter? Yes his daughter is legally adopted in Vietnam and he has the adoption papers, she is now 2 years old. She doesn't live with u...

I am a Dutch national but I have lived in the UK since I was 3 years old, I'm now 28. I met my partner in Vietnam where we currently live, we are planning to marry next month. I am 6 months pregnant and our daughter will be born in August in Vietnam, I'm applying for a Dutch passport for her. I real...