I was looking at the new PR form, and i noticed that surinder singh applicants are required again to provide documents showing that their British spouse exercised treaty rights in another EU country. Has anysurinder singher applied for PR recently? Did you have to resubmit all documents again, just ...
I was looking at the EE4 form, and i noticed that in section 6 -( where you are required to provide documents showing your British spouse exercised treaty rights in another EU country, under Surinder-Singh) it says if you have been previously issued a residence card, go straight to section 8. And fr...
[quote="Jellybean105"]Congratulations OLUMUYIWA!! Can I ask which EU country you went to and were you/your partner employed? What nationality are you? Enjoy your well earned freedom :D[/quote] Thanks Jellybean. We went to Ireland and my partner was in employment. My partner is British/ Nig...
Hello Everyone, after a 6-month long wait, i am happy to inform members of this forum that i am now a proud bearer of a shiny new RESIDENCE CARD!!!! The wait was frustrating, considering we had to relocate to another EU country for 5 months in order to explore the Surinder Singh route, then came the...
Hi all, I am wondering if anyone could advise me on what to do. After waiting for 6 months for Home office to decide my application, i contacted my MP and asked her to check on update for me. The MP's secretary rang me on 22nd April to advise me that my Residence Card has been despatched in the post...
I am surprised no-one caught-up on the most important key point in the OP's case .
The OP's mother was a British citizen, therefore the OP automatically qualifies for British citizenship without need for any further ado!
So, OP doesn't even need all that PR/RC/ or whatever in the first place.
[quote="ice_breaker"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"]Just a quick update : My COA arrived in the post last Friday 29th Nov , dated 21st Nov. Now waiting for the ultimate Residence Card....[/quote] Good news. Now count down for residence card. If you have received now then as per timeline I sh...
[quote="ice_breaker"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"]Thanks a lot Icebreaker. Have you tried contacting HO for your COA though , cos I am in the same situation , I sent application on Nov 02.[/quote] no I have not contacted them yet. Although I need to travel due to some urgency. I will wait ...
[quote="ice_breaker"][quote="prizym"]Hi all, I've been in lurker mode learning what I needed for an EEA2 application for my Canadian-born wife. I am a Portugal national. We applied via the self-sufficiency route. I received it today -- incredibly quickly! -- so I thought I'd shar...
Well, your situation is still better than mine. I sent application on Nov 02 2013, and it was received on Nov 05. I received an acknowledgement letter so far, but I haven't received a COA . I am beginning to get worried too .
Does anyone have any idea how to contact HO to request the COA ?
Can anyone provide me with the email address for Zambrano application case-working team please ?? I submitted a Zambrano application, and it is now over 6 months. I'll like to contact them to withdraw the application and get important documents back. I do not want to ring them by phone as i know it ...
[quote="Jambo"][quote="OLUMUYIWA"][quote="EUsmileWEallsmile"]It is possible to apply for a residence card without having first obtained a family permit.[/quote] If we arrive at London Gatwick on a flight from Belfast , which is a domestic flight, is it possible to seek ...
[quote="EUsmileWEallsmile"]It is possible to apply for a residence card without having first obtained a family permit.[/quote] If we arrive at London Gatwick on a flight from Belfast , which is a domestic flight, is it possible to seek out purposely seek out the immigration officers at the...
What i am hoping someone will confirm for me , if its possible, is whether a public Notary office or an OSIC Registered solicitor offer such verification/certification service, where they compare an already drafted list of documents with the actual contents of the application package, and then appen...
Only a few applicants experience missing documents during a family permit application, preparing for such an uncommon mistake is like setting it in stone for your application. I don't see any reason to be unnecessarily paranoid, when applying for an family permit, all supporting documents will be n...
