Ikonkar wrote:First of all a Big Thank you to all the moderators creating this such a wonderful website, I have been frequently visiting this website and gaining a potential knowledge about all sorts of immigration advice people give out. So a big Thank you to all of you.
Now here's my questions.
I'm from a non-eu country and have been residing in England for the past 7 years and illegal or overstayer you can say for the past 3 years. Recently(1st week of Oct) I got married to an EEA national ( a true and a genuine marriage) been together for over an year. I just want to clarify that am I allowed or eligible to work prior to applying for an EEA2 application. I know I can work once I receive COA, but was just wondering if it's OK for me to continue working. I understand it will be hard to prove it to my employer, saying that I'm already employed by a reputed company(but they don't know anything about my immigration history). Now I'm married I dont think there should be any problem if they do turn around and ask me( in near future). Also my passport expired at the beginning of this year and just waiting for my embassy to re-issue my passport so that I can apply for an EEA2 permit.
I hope for your best replies.
Thanks
Point of correction: Once you are married to eu ? You are no long overstayer or illegal.
Once you have been issue COA letter. I believe 95% of companies knows about it and if they want more information? They will contact home office. You don't have to worry about it.
Get your passport sort out and apply faster. I guess you know how people waiting RC.
When sending your application? You can add pictures. I mean your wedding pictures. And some event you went with your wife in pass few months.
Again! you don't need LAYWER at all.
Thanks