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[url=https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/application-for-residence-card-form-eea2]Application[/url] for [url=https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-a-uk-residence-card/apply]residence card[/url]: form EEA2 wrote:You and any family members included in the application must be in the UK to apply.
Who told you that the registration certificate requires 1 year of full time employment? This is not true. I applied for my registration certificate (EEA1) after working in the UK for 1 month. It was received 29 working days after application. Then my civil partner applied for his EEA2 residence card.Daniel Simon wrote:Thanks Manci for your reply.
I know Registration certificate, but for that one I need one year full time paid employment. I don't have 1 year yet. I do have almost one year I think paid, or I have one year more than one year but not continuously one year as full time. However I can provide my permanent contract and my tenancy agreement and bank statement for financial stability. So I should be able to get my resident card. Easily. Hope so and then the rest is to come, EEA FP.
OK, I guess I need to act now. For registration certificate you need one year full time employment or any employment?
Daniel Simon wrote:Ok.Sorry.
So I can apply for registration certificate
yes
and I can apply for resident card too?
no, that will be for your wife and she can only apply once she is in the UK
What do I need to provide for registration certificate?
it is all explained on the application form which you can download from the link given above
My permanent contract, tenancy agreement, payslips? What else? I need to call them in Croydon?
Thanks for the info.
Daniel Simon wrote:Thanks Manci,
It is a 40 pages document. Nice one. It says make sure the passport is signed. What does it mean that my passport must be signed?
it should be signed where indicated on the personal information page:
http://hu.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magyar_%C3%BAtlev%C3%A9l
I need to bring it to the post-office to authorise it?
no, you have to send it with the application form and the other documents (use Special Delivery)
Regards
Daniel