[quote=httdong post_id=1718409 time=1545126546 user_id=85805] PR application for a family: 2 EEA nationals and 2 non-EEA nationals family member (residence cards expired on 9th Dec 18 - we applied a month before the card expired) Application Sent: 08/18/2018 Recieved by HO: 09/11/2018 Payment Debite...

PR application for a family: 2 EEA nationals and 2 non-EEA nationals family member (residence cards expired on 9th Dec 18) Application Sent: 08/18/2018 Recieved by HO: 09/11/2018 Payment Debited: 09/11/2018 Application Confirmation Email: 14/11/2018 Biometric Received: 16/11/2018 (dated 13.11.2018) ...

Hi everyone, My daughter just turned 18yrs old and our RC is due to expire in Dec 2018. She is planning to work instead of going to Uni. I wonder if it would negatively impact her PR application in December? She will still live with us in the same address but might not be financially dependent becau...

You are genus! I haven't thought of the option iii. But it could be the way to cover the gap. I will talk to my HR and see what they say. Many thanks.

Thank you at12,

If I could only send my application on 19 Dec 2018, what should I tell my employer?

Hi everyone, My daughter (18yrs) and I (non EEA) hold RC from 19 Dec 2013 to 19 Dec 2018. My partner is EEA national, we have a 4yrs son born in UK who holds EEA passport as his father (we never married). My partner is the sponsor and he has been exercising treaty right as a self sufficient person a...

I've been researching thoroughly this site to look for a similar case as mine but did not find any. However infor from here has helped me a lot to prepare my application. A solicitor I spoke to did not think I can get RC so I did it by myself, saving ££££ and I got it yesterday. My case is near impo...

While many people here got their results in just 2-3 months, mine is almost exact 6 months EEA2 sent 15 June 2013 COA received July 2013 RC received 19 Dec 2013 So I reckon it is really depending on your case, if it is a straightforward case it might be fast. My case is rather complex but I am happy...

thanks a lot.
That is very helpful

I guess you can ask them to explain why the COA denied your right to work and ask them to give you the correct one if it is their mistake. If it is not a mistake, it might be because there is not enough evidence of EEA exercising treaty right so they need to verify the document before confirming you...

If your FP allows you to work, then you have the right to work until you are instructed otherwise When you apply for RC, they issue you a COA and it will tell whether you are allowed to work while waiting for the result. This is the tricky part. Some people say your rights under previous visa/leave ...

So, what can we do? Let's say he'll return next month and start exercise his treaty right in the UK as a self-sufficent person. Does he need to apply for it, or confirm his right in anyway? Can we apply at that time together with him then? Can the last 3 years count as 'living together' and in a dur...

Does it mean we can prepare an application now? My visa is until next year but I want everything to be settled before summer so we can plan ahead where we are going to say next - remain here or being kick out of the country will they question us about 'living together' while he travels so much in th...

Can I apply for RC as a person in durable relationship with a EEA national given my circumstance is: We've been in relationship for 7 years. The first 4 years we were living outside UK, not officially due to legal issue that we were not married but can be proven by emails, pictures. The last 3 years...