Does anyone know how the fiancee EEA FP visa differ from usual Fiance(e)s and proposed civil partners visa? Apart from the obvious fact that the first is available for EU citizens who have not acquired the right of permanent residence yet while the second is for fiance(e)s of those who have settled in the UK.
The UKBA says that http://www.ukvisas.gov.uk/en/ecg/eunati ... t#22134552
Fiance(e)s and proposed civil partners are not recognised as family members or extended family members in the EEA Regulations. However, provisions have been made for fiance (e)s and proposed civil partners of EEA nationals paragraph 290 of the Immigration Rules. Fiance(e)s and proposed civil partners of EEA nationals applying under these Rules will have to pay the usual fee. For the purposes paragraph 290 of the Immigration Rules, an EEA national who is a qualified person in the UK is considered as present and settled.
So, this EEA FP for fiance(e)s, although bears the name of EEA FP, is governed by domestic immigration laws. The usual fee should be paid. What about other provisions like speedy expedition? Do they call it EEA FP as a matter of form?
If one has a choice between EEA FP for fiance(e)s and Fiance(e)s and proposed civil partners visa, is there any reason for one to prefer one over the other?
Does UKBA even receive applications for EEA FP for fiance(e)s at all?
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