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copper wrote:HI,
my application was decided 13 th May 2008, I have not still received my documentation.
I sent a remainder letter to Liverpol regarding my documents,I will see What will happen.
I am just tired of this.
Hey mimiki, which site did you pick this up from? Do you know when the lady applied to the HO?mimiki wrote:I read on another website that a lady's application was decided on 7th of may and she recieved the residence card on 28th of may, accordingly it took about three weeks to actually recieve the docs after the decision was made.
It is http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_15992-20.htm. She applied before Dec, that's for sure.Plum70 wrote:Hey mimiki, which site did you pick this up from? Do you know when the lady applied to the HO?mimiki wrote:I read on another website that a lady's application was decided on 7th of may and she recieved the residence card on 28th of may, accordingly it took about three weeks to actually recieve the docs after the decision was made.
I applied on Jan. 30 and am hoping that I'd get word from the HO soon...
Yeah i just read it. Hmm... I guess the wait just got more prickly for me then!mimiki wrote:It is http://www.easyexpat.com/forums/ftopic_15992-20.htm. She applied before Dec, that's for sure.Plum70 wrote:Hey mimiki, which site did you pick this up from? Do you know when the lady applied to the HO?mimiki wrote:I read on another website that a lady's application was decided on 7th of may and she recieved the residence card on 28th of may, accordingly it took about three weeks to actually recieve the docs after the decision was made.
I applied on Jan. 30 and am hoping that I'd get word from the HO soon...
Indeed. And since you consider yourself married, I would seriously recommend a legal marriage. That does make a lot of things easier.nubianhoney333 wrote:We are married (religiously) and have been living together for 2 years now, but we are not married legally. In short, we are just partners by law (i think!)
Yes, you can do that. Of course Cyprus joined only recently, so this may cause a few constraints. But you can still rely on your right to work as a British national.Can i use my cypriot nationality and apply with EEA2 for him to extend his visa, even though i also have a british passport?
It depends on the circumstances of the non-British spouse. If they are in the UK on a work permit, student visa, etc, then they can switch and apply for a spouse visa in-country. If they are in the UK as a visitor, or if they are undocumented, then no, they would have to return to their country and apply for the souse visa from there.
Is there an official way of applying for a spouse visa from within the UK when you have been married for more than 2 years?
This is incorrect. You cannot switch from a visitor to another category (spouse, work permit, student, etc) under the UK immigration rules.You must be entitled to do it from here (in the UK) if you're married.
What is your EU family member doing? Are they financially self sufficient?Tyro wrote:what happens if your EU family not is not working and you have to apply for residence card.
It may be possible for a visitor to switch to FLR(M) (295E), if s/he has documented proof of living together as unmarried partners in the preceding two years.yankeegirl wrote:It depends on the circumstances of the non-British spouse. If they are in the UK on a work permit, student visa, etc, then they can switch and apply for a spouse visa in-country. If they are in the UK as a visitor, or if they are undocumented, then no, they would have to return to their country and apply for the souse visa from there.
Is there an official way of applying for a spouse visa from within the UK when you have been married for more than 2 years?
This is incorrect. You cannot switch from a visitor to another category (spouse, work permit, student, etc) under the UK immigration rules.You must be entitled to do it from here (in the UK) if you're married.
The EEA citizen may be a qualified person.Tyro wrote:Guys,
what happens if your EU family not is not working and you have to apply for residence card.
regards
Tyro