Thanks for the quick reply, this is very interesting. I will make them aware of the directive and of this case as well. I have a big smile on my face at the moment. Thanks You are not out of the woods yet, but no doubt it is good to know that the law is on your side. You just need to make it work f...
May I suggest that you enclose a covering letter explaining how your wife complied with the directive and regulations during her UK residency; it might look something like this. Date A to B: employed Date B to C: made unemployed, seeking work Date C to D: embarked on vocational training Dace D to E...
May I suggest that you enclose a covering letter explaining how your wife complied with the directive and regulations during her UK residency; it might look something like this. Date A to B: employed Date B to C: made unemployed, seeking work Date C to D: embarked on vocational training Dace D to E...
May I suggest that you enclose a covering letter explaining how your wife complied with the directive and regulations during her UK residency; it might look something like this. Date A to B: employed Date B to C: made unemployed, seeking work Date C to D: embarked on vocational training Dace D to E...
Thanks for the detailed response, the vocational course was done when she was out of work, she got her cretificate in November 2008. should i submit that as well and is claiming job seekers allowance not classify as recourse to public fund? Will she be asked for CSI, i dont think so because CSI wan...
Thanks for the detailed response, the vocational course was done when she was out of work, she got her cretificate in November 2008. should i submit that as well and is claiming job seekers allowance not classify as recourse to public fund? Will she be asked for CSI, i dont think so because CSI wan...
Thanks for the detailed response, the vocational course was done when she was out of work, she got her cretificate in November 2008. should i submit that as well and is claiming job seekers allowance not classify as recourse to public fund?
We sent our application for a residence permit using the EEA4 and EEA3 Application form for myself, my wife and my 6yr old son on 1st July 2012. I received a letter from HO yest with all my documents returned, the letter was addressed to my wife and not myself, they said we need to provide proof tha...
Is it true that CSI was not enforced for students up until June 2011? if this is the case that means i wont need to provide CSI for the period my wife was looking for a job and did a vocational course between May 2008 and Jan 2009 when I submit my EEA4 Application?
You have to decide whether she was studying or job seeking. If she was job-seeking she would not need CSI, if she was studying she would. Obviously if you did not have CSI, the job-seeking approach is the best way forward. You just have to convince the UKBA of your case. I think i will go with her ...
You have to decide whether she was studying or job seeking. If she was job-seeking she would not need CSI, if she was studying she would. Obviously if you did not have CSI, the job-seeking approach is the best way forward. You just have to convince the UKBA of your case. I think i will go with her ...
Yes, in about six months time! These things take ages. Hi all Further to my question yesterday, i have been going thru the EEA4 application form and i found this on documents needed "For time spent seeking work: this can include evidence of your EEA national family member’s unemployment such a...
Actually no, she would have needed CSI. Sorry if I mislead you. Here is the wording of the annex which matches her circumstances. 5. Examples of when the transitional arrangements do not apply include, but are not limited to, the following : EEA nationals who have already been issued with a registr...
Again, she would have needed CSI while studying. However, if she previously issued a registration cert. as a worker but then began studying after this, she would be covered by the transitional rules - See Appendix B. However, she was not actually issued an RC (and not many EU nationals actually bot...
It could be a problem as it's longer than six months (so residence might be considered as broken). If, during that time, she was self-sufficient on the basis of your salary, both of you would have needed sickness insurance, but I'm guessing you did not have this. I think all you can do is apply, sa...
I am planning to send my EEA application form to the home office, My wife has worked continously for 5 years apart from when she lost her job in May 2009 until she got a new job in Feb 2010. Unfortunately i have no proof she was looking for a job within this period, is this going to affect my applic...
