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I take it that you havent really been following this board and that you must be pretty new to this, or you would have been aware that its really the day that you send your application that matters and not when it is processed. As long as it is submitted in time she will not be considered an overstayer.So, essentially as long as I send off the application before end of June (perhaps end of May?), then she is allowed to stay in the UK until her application has been considered? Hmm....that does make me stress a bit less!
We sent our applications together all in one evelope. EEA passport used for both EEA1 and 2 applications.am just a bit curious about the fact that I cannot send both EEA1 and EEA2 in one application (well one envelope to the same address).
Would it not be better for me to apply for EEA1 now (since it takes only 6 weeks) and then send the EEA2, with the EEA1 reference number included (once I get it)?
Mortgage acceptance offer, payslips from both employers, evidence of moving houses (moved twice over a 4 year period!), P60 forms, various utility bills in all addresses, evidence of photos with family, friends and on holidays, airline ticket stubs from holidays. Cost around £10 to send the lot by special delivery!What other documentation did you (and your spouse/partner) send in your one application for the EEA1 and EEA2 applications?
Did you reference the EEA1 application in the EEA2?
I agree with this. Your wife has a legal right to the Residence Card if you are working, whether at McDonalds or Morgan Stanley, or if you are a student. That she is working too is even better. She would not be eligible only if yours is not a real marriage or she is a big threat to national security or public policy or has a serious highly contagious disease.Docterror wrote:Which brings us to the second point. The Residence Card which will be issued to your wife is just a CONFIRMATION of her RIGHT to reside with you as the family member of an EEA/Swiss national who is exercising his treaty rights and even a delay in applying for one does not make her an overstayer. As long as you are exercising your treaty rights and as long as you are not a threat to public safety, not subject to a deportation order and are not an unreasonable burden on public funds you have every right to demand that she be able to stay with you.
Do my family members need a residence card?
Your non-EEA family members can, if they want to, apply to the Immigration and Nationality Directorate for a residence card once they are in the UK. They do not have to do this – it simply confirms that they have a right to live with you in the UK because you have a right of residence.
Non-EEA family members who have a valid residence card do not need to get an EEA family permit each time they enter the UK after travelling abroad.
Osiris, that is some folder that you put together for just the EEA1&2 ! Also, was the 4 years that you mentioned spend here in the UK? If so, you will be eligible for your PR in a year's time!osiris wrote:Mortgage acceptance offer, payslips from both employers, evidence of moving houses (moved twice over a 4 year period!), P60 forms, various utility bills in all addresses, evidence of photos with family, friends and on holidays, airline ticket stubs from holidays.
Cant they just quarantine her and lock her up somewhere along with similar serious highly contagious patients? (just pulling your leg Directive). On a serious note and adding some totally unwanted information just to show off, diseases contracted here in the UK after 3 months of admission is not taken into consideration for such cases. As it is in this highly globalised world, refusal due to threat to public health would be close to if not almost inexistent!Directive/2004/38/EC wrote:She would not be eligible only if yours is not a real marriage or she is a big threat to national security or public policyor has a serious highly contagious disease.
haha thanks docterror!Osiris, that is some folder that you put together for just the EEA1&2 ! Also, was the 4 years that you mentioned spend here in the UK? If so, you will be eligible for your PR in a year's time!