check this out https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/s ... 0.0EXT.pdf
Page 20 onwards

You do not have to. Just send her PR + your 6 years UK residence proof as a family member of an EU Thanks for your quick reply. Can you please tell me which documents will be sufficient ? and Can I apply 30 days before the due date? 1- Marriage certificate, EU ID/Passport, your 6 years residence ev...

Is the date u mentioned is correct "Feb 2000". i take it she been holding ILR for over 14 years now and you are British?

slight update fron Jambo in the following post http://www.immigrationboards.com/topic164183.html he wrote : CoA for unmarried partner will not confirm their right to work if this is the first application they make as unmarried couples. However if the HO has already acknowledged the relationship in a...

there is no legal requirement to transfer your card to a new passport.
just carry both of them when traveling as toofan said and then apply for BC when ever you ready.

you don't really want to deal with HO again, do you ?

I am not sure if you are asking a question or making a statement of fact. If it is a statement, then I will simply ask you the reason why a coa issued to an Extended family member with a valid EEA family permit, would or should not confirm a right to employment. If it is a question, then I will sim...

You would be able to obtain COA with a right to employment, as you are a family member under regulation 7(3) for as long as your EEA family permit has yet to expire. You can use your USA savings, provide you can show that you have easy access to it. You will need CSI and then you should be able to ...

on EEA4 IT SAYS PROVIDE DOCUMENTS RELEVANT TO YOU AND it ask about marriage certificate as to prove relationshipship uk issued marriage certificate will be ok . or they have to send again the same marriage certificate nikkah nama which they send with eea2 . this is the main question we are looking ...

maxmelion wrote:Congratulation .
Has she applied for it after 5 years or 6 years?

5 years as she is a spouse of BC.

parry316

your comments are bit late. in fact 2 years late
above posts were in May 2012

I will leave it to Jambo to comment on point 1.

The other quote is regarding FP which you already have and it gives you the right to work. the rest of the quote applies to EEA2.

EEA2 application submitted under un-married couple will always generate COA with no right for work.

it is the HO standard procedure for those kind of application.
I am afraid you are mistaken in your interpretation and the COA is a standard template.

so there is no requirement with EEA4 APPLICATION FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE CARD TO SEND THE MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE AGAIN?[/quote] no. you need to send it with all other required documents. If residence permit eea2 has already been received and marriage certificate has already provided then is there real...

make sure to apply via NCS. it worth it and if any thing is missing or incomplete, they will let you know.

good luck.

ok
probably you were sarcastic and I did not get it.
in all cases, congratulations on your RC.

@ Southwest1 Thanks for your timely reply however i disagree with you on the broken of residence as you said for not applying for ROR.I have not come accross any sections of the EEA regulations which says that application for Retention of residence after divorce is mandatory,so long as the EEA and ...

sorry if i sound daft, but what do you mean by " my visa application to join the British Armed Forces had been declined"?

Provide the original UK marriage certificate and the photocopy of the other certificate along a cover letter explaining the situation.
I believe it should be fine.

I think it might be tricky as you did not apply for ROR following your divorce. your residence purely based on your relation with the EU national ( marriage ). as you are divorced, your residence is considered broken unless you apply for ROR ( providing you meet the requirements for ROR). Hence, the...

I do not hold a European nationality I have not been abroad for longer than 450 days, it was only around 356 days during which i came back to London 3 time for periods of 1-2 weeks so i guess it is not even 356 days but 120 days The insurance part confused me slightly as i don't understand the impo...

No no I did not have any medical insurance or EHIC issued by my country of origin. I remember all of the addresses, I just think if I start putting them all down I might get something wrong since I would have to write down around 10 addresses, not to mention the year abroad that I had to take due t...

badratio wrote:It costs £5 to get them done....

you paid nearly £1000 for your naturalization . I suppose an extra £5 won't break the bank

Put what you remember and be honest. try to log into Experian or another credit scoring agency, sign up for free and then you will be able to see all your previous addresses linked to any financial organisations in your credit report. ( make sure to close the account with in 30 days, so you do not g...

uaa1bee wrote:Thanks. They should be dependent on me or on my spouse ? And future question please I.e if I get permanent residence could I be able to directly sponsor non-eu siblings to uk as my family member or no ?

via UK immigration laws and not EU route ( if you are to be the main sponsor)

Obie provided you with an answer already, which you seem to ignore! 1- if divorce is to be conducted in another EU country and is legally recognised in that country, then apply for ROR ( you have to present evidence of treaty rights exercise of your spouse up until the divorce date). 2- get divorced...