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mariof wrote:I asked the exact same question a few days ago on this forum but got no replies. I applied on the 4th of August and still haven't been approved.
From what I've been reading here NO ONE in this situation (EEA citizen without PR) has received approval since around May.
If you are a EEA citizen without PR, can you please post on this forum what's your status? Thanks.
FOR APPLICANTS FROM SWITZERLAND OR THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA
Evidence that you are considered permanently resident in the UK
• A document certifying permanent residence or a permanent residence card issued by the Home Office
Please Note: Whilst the submission of a document certifying permanent residence or a permanent residence card is not mandatory, failure to submit one may lead to delays in reaching a decision on your application. If you do not provide a document certifying permanent residence or a permanent residence card then you must provide the following for consideration:
• Evidence of exercising Treaty Rights for 5 years for the relevant EEA national. This may include:
Cześć ohojska, przepraszam, że Cię tu niepokoję - jestem dziennikarzem Reutera, i po sześciu latach w Londynie właśnie otrzymałem brytyjskie obywatelstwo (ceremonia w grudniu ). Obecnie pracuję nad materiałem o tym, dlaczego Polacy decydują się zostać Brytyjczykami. Czy udałoby Ci się znaleźć dla mnie chwilę na rozmowę? Bardzo dziękuję i pozdrawiam! Wiktor Szaryohojska wrote:Dear All,
having read the forum I'm concerned about the EEA national who are applying for the BC after 6 years exercising Treaty Rights without formal approval of their PR... Are our applications really complicated to process or what is the other reason for their long delay? Any thoughts?
Hej Wiktor,wiktorszary wrote:Cześć ohojska, przepraszam, że Cię tu niepokoję - jestem dziennikarzem Reutera, i po sześciu latach w Londynie właśnie otrzymałem brytyjskie obywatelstwo (ceremonia w grudniu ). Obecnie pracuję nad materiałem o tym, dlaczego Polacy decydują się zostać Brytyjczykami. Czy udałoby Ci się znaleźć dla mnie chwilę na rozmowę? Bardzo dziękuję i pozdrawiam! Wiktor Szaryohojska wrote:Dear All,
having read the forum I'm concerned about the EEA national who are applying for the BC after 6 years exercising Treaty Rights without formal approval of their PR... Are our applications really complicated to process or what is the other reason for their long delay? Any thoughts?
Indefinite leave to remain is awarded automatically, no need to apply for it separately but they stated the lack of the card can cause delays. Which it obviously does.mariof wrote:I asked the exact same question a few days ago on this forum but got no replies. I applied on the 4th of August and still haven't been approved.
From what I've been reading here NO ONE in this situation (EEA citizen without PR) has received approval since around May.
If you are a EEA citizen without PR, can you please post on this forum what's your status? Thanks.
Unfortunately still lacking of examples of those without official PR...paperthin wrote:A friend of mine, an EEA national who applied in September with a PR issued less than a year ago, has just got approval.
My understanding is that a PR issued less than year ago = no PR at all, as they need to carry out the same checks again. However, I may be wrongohojska wrote:Unfortunately still lacking of examples of those without official PR...paperthin wrote:A friend of mine, an EEA national who applied in September with a PR issued less than a year ago, has just got approval.
Unless it was a year from the time when that person got the automatic PR which would be at least a few weeks earlier then the issue date of the official one after the EEA3 application...lets hope for the bestpaperthin wrote:My understanding is that a PR issued less than year ago = no PR at all, as they need to carry out the same checks again. However, I may be wrongohojska wrote:Unfortunately still lacking of examples of those without official PR...paperthin wrote:A friend of mine, an EEA national who applied in September with a PR issued less than a year ago, has just got approval.
Samaralady wrote:Joy in the morning (or evening, as the case might be), my letter is in the post.
After 7 months.
Mind you, they didn't say it was an approval.