Hello Guys I have applied for EEA FM visa on 10th of DEC 2015. payment is cut from my account. I just wondering I can only the description EURO and amount 65 pound. can any body confirm is that the home office Description ? I am very worried please reply me your experience. many thanks in advance r...
Your family members You can include your family members (including extended family members) in this application if they also qualify for permanent residence. You must pay an additional £65 for each family member you include. If your payment does not cover you and your family members, we will reject...
If it was a mistake then they gave you what you applied for, if you believe you qualify for PR and have all the evidence then you can reapply using the correct form and the required evidence. Yes I'm not complaining. I didn't realise till I got the card that I made mistake. So I'll reaply with corr...
Hi all Ive received my rc today. Timeline is: applied 15.07.15 coa 15.09.15 rc issued 3.12.15. Ive got question though. Is it not soppoused to be valid for 10 years as it is my second rc as a family member of eea Its valid till 2020. Thank you all Any reason why you applied for residence card (RC) ...
Hello you all! I am about to send my application for a PR card as a family member of an EEA national (italian wife for over 14 years now). My doubt is: she will ask for her PR too. So I got this form called EEA(PR) at the home office site. On page 15 section 1, A, it asks us the reason of the appli...
Hi all Ive received my rc today. Timeline is: applied 15.07.15 coa 15.09.15 rc issued 3.12.15. Ive got question though. Is it not soppoused to be valid for 10 years as it is my second rc as a family member of eea Its valid till 2020. Thank you all Any reason why you applied for residence card (RC) ...
UKBA will be changing the requirement from 22/06/15 for family members of EEA student, they would be required to have CSI from that date because according to them at the moment only the EEA student is required to have one unlike the case for self sufficient EEA national and their family member. http...
She doesn't have to apply before you can apply for yours, assuming that you meet all the requirements for PR, then you can apply using all her information without her applying. If she wants to apply then you can apply together enclosing both application forms in one envelope.
Hi All, Just thought I should add my son's timeline. Applied under section 1(3) on 18/03/15, I posted it myself on 18/03/15 using recorded delivery but it wasnt delivered by royal mail until 24/03/15, this is another story with Royal mail as I had a chat with them about the delay and they sent me 6...
Hi All, Just thought I should add my son's timeline. Applied under section 1(3) on 18/03/15, I posted it myself on 18/03/15 using recorded delivery but it wasnt delivered by royal mail until 24/03/15, this is another story with Royal mail as I had a chat with them about the delay and they sent me 6 ...
You might want to post your question under the European route section, you should hopefully be able to get more replies there. I'll try and answer some of your questions but am no professional or legal person so pls note this. If you give up your British citizenship then yes you should be able to br...
Payment has been taken. :) Not sure if I should be doing other things to try to push my case, or if this would cross the line from being polite to hassling. What is everyone's thoughts? I've sent the letter and contacted my MP, but I guess other additional options could be to: 1 - email the nationa...
I honestly don't see any issue, you have been together for 11 years and still is, that points to a genuine relationship. If I was making the application I would almost certainly leave out that section, for example when I applied for PR almost 2 years ago there was questions about tie to your old cou...
Can you not leave out that section and not complete it? I find it irrelevant to the application and shouldnt determine the outcome as long as you are genuinely married to the EU national.
Home Office phoned me and explained that the reason for my rejection was that I didn't prove a sixth year in the UK. Thus it became clear that the issue was that they expected me to have the extra 1 year under PR after 5 years of treaty rights exercise (which they said was all in order and accepted...
I phoned the HO. They said they will try to get me more info and phone me back within 48 hours. The person I spoke to agreed it was vague in an area that is normally straightforward, and he said he'll try to get more details for me. Fingers crossed. Feeling so discouraged. Excellent, I think they g...
Your friend doesn't have to be a practice accoutant, he is an accountant registered with an accounting body - ACCA in this case - which is good enough.
There is a list of who can be a referee, try checking the sticked top about FAO.
I'm due to attend ceremony in few days. Same day after ceremony my countersigner will also sign my passport application. Am I eligible to apply for passport that day or need to wait ??? As I have a day off work only once every 2 weeks will be desirable if I apply same day if no I will wait other 2 ...
I hope they supply you with more information, I don't think all caseworkers know all the laws, i think if they deal with EU cases then they are more learned in that than UK rule and maybe if they deal with naturalisation cases they know more about that than EU rules, the more reason why I think peop...
Yeah - I proved the treaty rights for five years, just not technically the absences for the first two years as that was under the residency section instead. (Well, I did prove the absences, they just had a wee line over the first two years' worth as requested by the NCS person.) In the EU/treaty ri...
Unfortunately we can only speculate what the reason for refusal is without confirmation from them hence why you need to find out the reason first as then it gives you a proper chance to address it. You probably would have received the letter if they requested more information, I know many thoughts w...
Hi, Thank you in advance for your responses. This forum is very helpful and informative. I am a non-eea spouse of an eea national. We are living together since 2004. Got married in 2008. EEA2 applied and received 2010 and now due for PR. My question is around the new form (issued 30 jan). I have a ...
Hi Jbentley, It's obvious they are suspicious of your relationship / application hence why they keep visiting. I know it's annoying but am not sure if there is anything you can do to stop it, you can be happy with the knowledge that they have to make a decision on your application within 6 months so...
