Hi,

I am german national, my mother in law got a EEA family permit to visit us. She got 6 months permit. During her stay, she is eligible to enroll for GP and NHS treatement?.

regards

TOM

The banker do not understand about EEA3 and EEA4. They want to see at least couple of years residence permit on your passport (Non EU national). Its worth to try with Halifax. The better option is to get mortgage on the name of EU national.

Dear All,

My wife is trying for the job but she was not successful so far. Meanwhile she started taking private tuition for German learners few hours in a week. Is it possible she can register as self employed person that will count towards treaty rights.

Kind regards

Hi Guru,

I have already spend about 4 years and 5 months in UK , I plan to apply for a EEA4 in next year. I am worried about the changes in law. I am just confused I need to mention about the caution in the application form. But they only ask details for criminal convictions.

Regards
SK

Hi Guru, I have found this on following website http://www.bia.homeoffice.gov.uk/sitecontent/documents/policyandlaw/nationalityinstructions/nichapter18/ch18annexd?view=Binary Cautions 3.5.5 As a caution forms part of a person’s criminal record, when determining whether an applicant meets the "g...

Dear All,

I would like to know if simple police cautions for common assault will make an impact on EEA2/EEA4 under new immigration law after 13th 2012.

Regards
SK

Hi,

Dont worry, it is very common, In my case it took more than a year to issue COA and Residence permit.

Cheers

Hi Jambo & Jotter,

Thanks for your info's. Today I called HO, to get an answer for my question, the adviser tole me, there are no working hours prescribed for the eea nationals. As long as she works, that will be fine.

Kind regards

Hi Jambo & Jotter,

Thanks for your info's. Today I called HO, to get an answer for my question, the adviser tole me, there are no working hours prescribed for the eea nationals. As long as she works, that will be fine.

Kind regards

H Jambo, Thanks for your reply I try to search for the time frame for minimum working hours and Maximum job search period for EEA national. Do you have any directions related to that. As for I know EEA national can maintain their treaty rights by working even ½ an hour in a week or month, because th...

Hi Jambo, She is not moving back from UK until I get my PR. She tried her best to find the job, but due to recession and other family circumstances influenced not to obtain the job, still we have a proof for the job serch we have made during those periods, and I never had CSI before. I am going to s...

Hi Jumbo, Quick Recap Entered UK 31/07/2008 Applied EEA (1st week of August) Issued EEA 2 - 21/10/2009 From 2008 - 2009 - EEA national serching for the job From 2009 - 2010 - EEA national serching for the job & done some part time courses From 2010 - Mid of 2011 - Done part time courses and serc...

Hi, I mean if the eea national departure uk without legally separated still the eea family member can retain right of residence as per the European law. It was clearly mentioned in UK border website as I mentioned below. I called the UKBA and mentioned about this, they accepted they made a mistake o...

Hi Jumbo, http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucitizens/documents-family/ If you were related to an EEA national by marriage or civil partnership but the relationship has ended through death, divorce, dissolution or the EEA national's departure from the UK, it is possible that you will retain a right...

Hi Jambo, We dont have CSI for the first year, because we dont know the treaty rights, moreover my case was not opened for 1 Year. Now the system has been changed, they are return the documents now when its not met conditions. But I have few refusal letters proving that she was actively seeking a jo...

When we applied for EEA2, We dont know about the treaty rights. After 1 year we have received an email from case worker saying my case in on final stage, they need more proof that my eea partner exercising treaty rights. Obviously we had only one source to buy CSI. But we have some refusal letters f...

Dear All, I am non Eu national (India) and my wife is a German National. We married on Aug 2006 and from Aug 2008 we are living in UK. Due to family circumstances my wife not able to find a job ( spending time with my son). Now we have finished 4 years in UK. Now she decided to go back to Germany to...