sammi1111 wrote:its been week now since i reapplied eea2 ..anybody know email to ask wheither HO recieved my eea2 and when i will get my COA..need to go back to work kindly advise ?????

it can take 3-6 weeks before you receive COA

Yes, I am aware of that. Cheers. The special situation is if you travel to the EEA citizens home country. Then 2004/38/EC does not apply, unless you are returning home having previously resided in another EU member state. The question is about "returning home". The original idea behind it...

Just wanted to check sth with you, please. What if I wanted to travel with my husband who holds a UK residence card as a family member of an EEA citizen to my HOME country for a short holiday, but have been residing in the UK for several years. Does he need a Schengen visa? I am struggeling to find...

Just wanted to check sth with you, please. What if I wanted to travel with my husband who holds a UK residence card as a family member of an EEA citizen to my HOME country for a short holiday, but have been residing in the UK for several years. Does he need a Schengen visa? I am struggeling to find...

Media reports that Spain wishes to impose a fee for crossing the frontier between Spain and Gibraltar. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-23567976 What chance might this stand up to in a court? None I would suggest. I would stand up for EU citizens rights of freedom of movement. In a referendum in 2002 t...

This is a subject that seems never to be definitively answered on forums. I actually emailed the Home Office six weeks ago for clarification. I included DETAILED information about the people I plan to use as referees. However, when the reply finally came, all they did was copy/paste the relevant se...

hi guys,just to update you all ....i travelled to poland quite smoothly...i guess i was just too nervous nd that was not required at all.....just to let you know i was travelling all alone on residence card to poland to join my wife...as soon i reached stansted i went to visa passport check at ryan...

hi guys,just to update you all ....i travelled to poland quite smoothly...i guess i was just too nervous nd that was not required at all.....just to let you know i was travelling all alone on residence card to poland to join my wife...as soon i reached stansted i went to visa passport check at ryan...

they don't even accept anyone without visa shorter than 12 months. Any way good luck to you with everything, we applied for RC, now we are waiting for COA, and hopefully everything will go as planed :) might be worth making an official complaint to somewhere about this, as it is a breach of the Equ...

D4109125 wrote:Does she have a child?

no she is legally still married but no child. Separated from husband and no idea where her european husband live

D4109125 wrote:How long in the UK even if not legal?

She was legal here. Legal since she arrived first 10 yrs ago

D4109125 wrote:How long has she been in the UK, legally or not?

n the UK living Legally for 10 yrs almost

one of my mate want to know is there any chance she can apply on the basis of Article 8 She is 35 years old. She left her birth/home country at the age of 10 with her family and lived in various countries around the world ( because of father job ). She only been to her own country once 12 years ago ...

Hi guys! Application sent to HO on 25.02.13 COA received on 1.03.13(work permit) Still waiting for RC. Question is that my EEA wife works as self-employer. When we sent EEA2 application we enclosed contracts with those 4 people she provides service to. 5 months are passed and there was no call from...

Hi all! My husband is non EEA citizen and I am EU citizen exercising treaty rights. 28/06/2013 : We send our application forms for EEA2 and EEA1, passports, marriage certificate, my job contract and 2 pay slips 01/07/2013: HO received our documents 18/06/2013: We received our documents back with th...

D4109125 wrote:You should consider whether you have any grounds for Retention of Rights (EEA residence) and perhaps it's best to ask in the EEA forum area.

Retention of right if we are divorced already. getting divorce in the UK is too expensive

[quote="Tyro"]Hello Everyone, please advise on following. Is it True that I can apply for naturalization after six years of marriage and stay with EEA national. My wife EEA national has already got her PR in January 2013. But my PR application is with Home office since may 2013. It is like...

No, not possible. To apply for the unmarried partner visa you need to have been living together for two years in a relationship akin to marriage. If you have yet to move in together you won't meet that criteria. If you have separated from your EU partner, you also have no right to apply for ILR on ...

alaskangirl wrote:Thanks a lot fysicus, I thought my understanding of the status was wrong but it happens to be right.
Just hoping the border control staff were more educated...
Thank you!!

They are not. Some even don't know ABC of EU law. i knew couple of them when was working in the Heathrow Air side

thanks for your reply. So i have to register for self assessment first then for corporation tax? Could someone tell me how do you get Unique Taxpayer Reference from HMRC after registering company with company house? I am trying to register company for Corporation Tax with HMRC and it is asking me U...

Case: NON-EU is married to EU from May 2010. EU spouse working in the UK They are living separate but not divorced yet. Now NON-EU national is in relationship with a British lady. British national partner is asking NON_EU national to move in with her NON_EU told British national that he still need t...

Could someone tell me how do you get Unique Taxpayer Reference from HMRC after registering company with company house? I am trying to register company for Corporation Tax with HMRC and it is asking me Unique Taxpayer Reference. thanks Once you’ve registered for Self Assessment with HM Revenue &...

Hello Everyone, The more I read about retaining rights of residence, the more confusing it gets. I hope someone can share their experience with me. I am Russian who got married to a Polish citizen in March 2005, arrived in the UK in May 2006, my spouse has been exercising Treaty rights since then. ...

wpilr_nov12 wrote:You might have a more serious problem to worry about

http://www.immigrationboards.com/viewtopic.php?p=887560

hahahah

I received an invitation letter for interview from the UKBA Liverpool EU Marriage Team . Anyone has gone through this process under EAA2 application? What sort of question they ask? any idea? :!: :!: :!: CAN SOMEONE please tell this INTERVIEW process is it something new for EEA2 APPLICANT? BACK IN ...