Travel while waiting for an outcome

[notrouble]

If one applies for a U.K. Residency card (based on one's marriying an EU-national resident in the U.K.), can the non-EU national freely travel in and out of the UK while waiting for their UK card?

The non-EU person in question has two national passports issued by their home country.

Is there a temporary stamp/sticker (similar in function to a REE try visa?) they would get into their passport while waiting for a five year card?

[too old]

I think you could i am not entirely sure and dont quote me on this. I read something the other day about it. Wait what the Gurus are going to say.

[notrouble]

Any other opinions?

[MrSlyFox]

You can travel while awaiting the outcome of you residence card application, you can apply for an EEA family permit, however you may only apply from outside of the UK.

- https://www.gov.uk/family-permit

You can also apply for entry at a port as a family member of a EEA national, however, depending upon if you are a visa required national to the UK you may be unable to board a flight to the UK without an EEA family permit or other proof of entry.

An EEA family permit allows unlimited entry during its six-month validity