Hello People , I will like to know " what is this COA issued under Zambrano application ?" Is it just a sort of acknowledgement from UKBA saying they have recieved your application and they are processing it ? Or is it actually a document that gives you any right or entitlement for six mo...

As far as I know,if you don't qualify,they would normally reject and return your documents to you. If they receive your application,check and you submitted everything required, and you meet the criteria set, they would normally issue COA with right to live and work depending on your individual circ...

As far as I know,if you don't qualify,they would normally reject and return your documents to you. If they receive your application,check and you submitted everything required, and you meet the criteria set, they would normally issue COA with right to live and work depending on your individual circ...

It's an acknowledgement letter given after submitting an application under zambrano. It gives you right to live and work until such time your application is decided. Oh thanks for your swift response. So does this mean that this COA is granted to everyone who applies for zambrano regardless of whet...

Hello People , I will like to know " what is this COA issued under Zambrano application ?" Is it just a sort of acknowledgement from UKBA saying they have recieved your application and they are processing it ? Or is it actually a document that gives you any right or entitlement for six mon...

I just wondered if anyone travelled on ferry from UK to Belfast in the last month or 2 ? It seems the UKBA presence at seaports between mainland UK and Belfast is more pronounced in recent months going by these news articles - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-south-scotland-18970488 http://www....

Hello House, I salute you all. I was just reading about the movement rights of EU nationals and their Non-EU family mmebers, and i came accross this - "In order to benefit from the Regulations it was a requirement that the family member must be arriving from another EU state where he or she was...

A British national can move to Ireland with their non-EU spouse. Thank you EUsmileWEallsmile. But can the non-EU husband apply to Irish embassy in UK to travel to join his british spouse in Ireland despite his lack of extant leave? Or does he have to travel home first ? Your help is much appreciated.

Hello House, I salute you all. I was just reading about the movement rights of EU nationals and their Non-EU family mmebers, and i came accross this - "In order to benefit from the Regulations it was a requirement that the family member must be arriving from another EU state where he or she was...