EEA FM acknowledgement / biometric letter

[candy19]

hello all ,,, my husband applied for an EEA FM with me EEA QP together ,, we submit application on 13 of july 2017 and they took money on 24th of july and we received confirmation email on 11 of august , and today is 10th of october he never received biometric letter as well and 12 weeks will pass end of this weeks,,, so 3 months no biometric letter as well call , email , and contact with local mp nothing is working just wait he lost job already dont know why is like this........

Did you sign page 13 of the FM form?

yes we sign all where ever they ask sign with dated everything...

[candy19]

hello all ,,, my husband applied for an EEA FM with me EEA QP together ,, we submit application on 13 of july 2017 and they took money on 24th of july and we received confirmation email on 11 of august , and today is 10th of october he never received biometric letter as well and 12 weeks will pass end of this weeks,,, so 3 months no biometric letter as well call , email , and contact with local mp nothing is working just wait he lost job already dont know why is like this........

Read my timeline, maybe it will help you.

sifi wrote: ↑Wed Sep 27, 2017 11:26 am
Non EU citizen (husband) EEA(fm) residency card and EU citizen (wife) EEA(qp) applied together:

App sent (both): 15/06/2017
App received: 16/06/2017
Payment taken for residency card: 20/06/2017
Payment taken registration certificate:07/07/2017
Biometrics received: 22/09/2017 after chasing biometrics team with 5 times emailing with 10 days gap inbetween and also told local MP as well who chased them for bio letter.
Biometrics done: 22/09/2017
COA: waiting????
Residency card and registration certificate still waiting??????
Update :
COA received: 29/09/2017
Documents received with registration certificate for wife and residency card letter saying it will arrive within 10 days : 3/10/2017
Residency card received : 3/10/2017
After struggling with biometrics letter for 3 months and 1 week got rest 3 steps done within 10 days .
Happy with the outcome in 3 months and 17 days, good luck to everybody else too. Hopefully you will receive positive outcome soon too )))

yes like this now a days every body have same problem with biometric letter my husband now 3months as well no response lets see when they will send us any response

[Pumpkin7722]

That's so frustrating that some of you have been waiting for so long. I don't know how we managed to get so lucky but here's our timeline so far:

I'm a Canadian citizen with a Tier 2 valid until 2020, and my husband is Austrian and already has his Qualified Person Registration Certificate (as of May 1st 2017). We got married on September 5th, and applying for the Residence Card for myself.

Application posted on : 23/09/2017
Received by UKVI/HO on : 26/09/2017
Payment taken: 27/09/2017
Home Office Email: 06/10/2017
Biometrics letter received: 09/10/2017
Biometrics enrolled: 10/10/2017

So it's pretty quick now. Maybe they were just dealing with a backlog up until now?

[candy19]

hello we just received biometric letter for my husband today after 12 weeks and he enrolled today as well my question is i change my job and where we have to send update of job mean contract and payslip there are two addresses:

1:The capital building
Liverpool
L3 9PP i received biometric from this adress

2:Home office EEA application
PO BOX 590
Durham
DH99 1AD where i send application

which one should i use to inform about change of job and is it necessary or no?
thanks

[sifi]

hello we just received biometric letter for my husband today after 12 weeks and he enrolled today as well my question is i change my job and where we have to send update of job mean contract and payslip there are two addresses:

1:The capital building
Liverpool
L3 9PP i received biometric from this adress

2:Home office EEA application
PO BOX 590
Durham
DH99 1AD where i send application

which one should i use to inform about change of job and is it necessary or no?
thanks

Keep an eye on your online application status, it normally changes after a week.
If you wanted to give them information about change of circumstances, write a cover letter, explain them the situation and give me them the new documents exercising treaty rights, it's important you keep them up to date because they can refuse your application with any small reason, don't give them a chance to object on job changing issue.
Send the documents to the same address where you sent your first application I think it's no 2 address you used.