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Hiya, I have come across this document, thought I would share it to answer your query.chriskv1 wrote:I wish someone's BRP style RC shows up so that we all can take a look , If it does , Please censor all the sensitive information including your RC number and picture and post a pic here.
Thank you.
I strongly think your BRP is waiting for you at the DX depot, that is; if you aren't expecting any parcel from anyone who will also use DX haha!! It would be such a coincidence! I read somewhere "BRPs are now delivered by the courier company (called DX)" "If you received a card from the courier company (called DX) you must contact them to arrange a redelivery." you should also receive a letter from the HO saying that you can remain in the UK and also confirming your rights.Chalkycheese wrote:So I have some potentially interesting news. Today my partner came home and found a "we missed you" card from DX. II wasn't expecting anything so I looked them up online.They are contracted to the home office. So either the home office found my passport(which would be incredibly cruel of the universe as I just picked up my replacement passport today) or is it something more interesting? A further investigation online told me that the home office uses royal mail for passports and DX for... Wait for it.
Biometric residency cards! I am now thinking that maybe just maybe my rc is in this missed package. I don't know how everyone else has been recieving their rc's but I assume it's royal mail, but as mine is one of the new ones maybe they use DX? Anyway I won't find out until I get back from Greece (I'm putting my new passport to good use) but if anyone receives a new rc can you please tell us how it was delivered.
I know it'll be really quick turn around if it is my rc (I applied 19th April) but maybe they expedited it because they lost my passport and they felt guilty.
I don't know. I'm going to call the home office tomorrow and let you guys know the outcome.
Sorry for the long post again
nora_804 wrote:Hello everyone,
I am a little worried. Home office called my employer yesterday and asked if I worked there and when I started working with him. The employer responded that yes I work there, but he can not remember when I started the job. Does anyone know if they are going on home visits as well ?? What about if we are not at home then what happens?
Does anyone have experience with it?
Hey NORA_804nora_804 wrote:Hello everyone,
I am a little worried. Home office called my employer yesterday and asked if I worked there and when I started working with him. The employer responded that yes I work there, but he can not remember when I started the job. Does anyone know if they are going on home visits as well ?? What about if we are not at home then what happens?
Does anyone have experience with it?
aloo wrote:Hey NORA_804nora_804 wrote:Hello everyone,
I am a little worried. Home office called my employer yesterday and asked if I worked there and when I started working with him. The employer responded that yes I work there, but he can not remember when I started the job. Does anyone know if they are going on home visits as well ?? What about if we are not at home then what happens?
Does anyone have experience with it?
They called my husband work place too , they have confired but since then nothin , I have applied 5th of May .
We should start to receive soon ...
Are you "EEA" or "Non-EEA spouse of EEA"? If you are the SPOUSE of an EEA citizen, then technically whether you work or not is completely irrelevant to your application for RC. Only EEA citizens (not spouses) have to demonstrate that they exercise treaty rights (ie work) for their spouses to be granted RC. I wonder why they called your employer then... And how did they even find out where you work, I don't think that question is on the EEA FM application anywhere (I mean for a Non-EEA spouse).nora_804 wrote:Hello everyone,
I am a little worried. Home office called my employer yesterday and asked if I worked there and when I started working with him. The employer responded that yes I work there, but he can not remember when I started the job. Does anyone know if they are going on home visits as well ?? What about if we are not at home then what happens?
Does anyone have experience with it?
aloo wrote:My Husband is an EEA national , they called his work place ask some questions(confirmed) .
Applied 5th of May 2015 .
Bio and COA end of may
RC waitin patiently ...
Hi opxaopxa wrote:Are you "EEA" or "Non-EEA spouse of EEA"? If you are the SPOUSE of an EEA citizen, then technically whether you work or not is completely irrelevant to your application for RC. Only EEA citizens (not spouses) have to demonstrate that they exercise treaty rights (ie work) for their spouses to be granted RC. I wonder why they called your employer then... And how did they even find out where you work, I don't think that question is on the EEA FM application anywhere (I mean for a Non-EEA spouse).nora_804 wrote:Hello everyone,
I am a little worried. Home office called my employer yesterday and asked if I worked there and when I started working with him. The employer responded that yes I work there, but he can not remember when I started the job. Does anyone know if they are going on home visits as well ?? What about if we are not at home then what happens?
Does anyone have experience with it?
I hope so, but I have a bad feeling....maybe they will have a interview with usbilirserdar wrote:nora_804 wrote:Hello everyone,
I am a little worried. Home office called my employer yesterday and asked if I worked there and when I started working with him. The employer responded that yes I work there, but he can not remember when I started the job. Does anyone know if they are going on home visits as well ?? What about if we are not at home then what happens?
Does anyone have experience with it?
Hi Nora
Actually its very good news, I think no need to worry. You might get ur RC on your passport return
Big day is next thursday for you. %51 percent you ll get your RC i think
Hi alooaloo wrote:My Husband is an EEA national , they called his work place ask some questions(confirmed) .
Applied 5th of May 2015 .
Bio and COA end of may
RC waitin patiently ...
Yes as it so happens, an update from me:-Imran1984 wrote:Hello,
Any updates on March applicants?
I can see that April applicants have started receiving their RC but some of the March ones are still waiting....
congratulations DerpyalrrkDerpyalrrk wrote:Yes as it so happens, an update from me:-Imran1984 wrote:Hello,
Any updates on March applicants?
I can see that April applicants have started receiving their RC but some of the March ones are still waiting....
Application sent 30/03/2015
COA dated 2/04/2015 received 09/04/2015
Interview at Liverpool office: end of August
RC received: 11/09/2015
It all took just less than the 6 months allocated.
Hope it helps.
Nina Roche wrote:My friends here, COA letter finally arrived! I'm literally trembling when I opened the mail...
Good luck for everyone!
August 2015 batch timeline ( to date 11.09)
Received by HO (Applied) -> Biometrics leter dated (received) -> Biometrics enrolled ->COA dated (received) -> RC,
sarahpajer (23.07) -> (01.08) ->03.08->COA 28.08 (01.09)-> RC pending
Vanus: 23.07 -> 29.07(04.08) ->04.08 -> COA 01.09-> RC pending
Atasha:(03.08)-> 07.08 ->11.08 -> COA 03.09 (07.09) -> RC pending
Catj: (20.07) -> 17.08 (18.08)->18.08->COA 08.09 (10.09) -> RC pending
Nina: 04.08 -> 11.08 (14.08) ->14.08->COA 09.09 (11.09) -> RC pending
Brizzel: 22.07 -> (03.08) ->03.08->COA pending
Anna: (27.07) -> 04.08 (07.08) ->08.08->COA pending
Kristo: 11.08 -> 17.08 ->20.08->COA pending
Teerak:11.08 -> 17.08 ->20.08->COA pending
Dubstar: 14.08 (13.08) -> 24.08 (27.08) -> 28.08 -> COA pending
Tati : 18.08 -> 25.08 (29.08)-> 01.09 -> COA pending
wi13b051 18.08 -> (28.08)->28.08 -> COA pending
Aliadnan 18.08-> unknown -> 28.08 -> COA pending
Bellan wrote:FANTASTIC NEWS! MY BIOMETRIC RESIDENCE CARD HAS HAS BEEN ACCEPTED!
applied: 11/4/2015
CoA: 12/5/2015
Biometric residence card: 8/9/2015
Home office is printing my card and will send it within 10 working days
YESSSSSSS! SO EXCITED!
Thank you Kristo! Finally, I have right to work...kristo wrote: Big congrats Nina, am happy for you and for us waiting, because there is hope the are working over there, hopefully by next week by Gods grace we will receive our CoA also.
