Tier 1 Going to Expire-EEA2 Applied- Right of work

[ch_82]

Hi Everyone

I have applied for EEA2 on 6th June and i did not get COA yet. I am working at the moment on Tier 1 visa.My visa is going to expire on 23rd August 2012.

Can anybody send me any reference or link from UK Home office website that i can work after 23rd August as well. As Employer wants some proof
My job is on stake so i request you guys to help me

Thanks

[WellingtonKiwi]

I would start chasing UKBA for your COA as it is really this document that confirms your right to work.

See: When you have submitted your application form, will the UK Border Agency send you an acknowledgement?
http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/eucit ... /applying/

Note, some EEA2 applicants aren't given the right to work (e.g. unmarried partners, I believe).

[EUsmileWEallsmile]

Hi Everyone

I have applied for EEA2 on 6th June and i did not get COA yet. I am working at the moment on Tier 1 visa.My visa is going to expire on 23rd August 2012.

Can anybody send me any reference or link from UK Home office website that i can work after 23rd August as well. As Employer wants some proof
My job is on stake so i request you guys to help me

Thanks

1. You are married to an EU national, right?
2. That EU national is living and working (or doing something else like is a student or is self sufficient), right?

If yes to both, then you are entitled to work, with or without COA / RC.

There is no link on the UKBA website, but articles 23 and 25 of the directive are very clear.

It would be much simpler for you if you had a COA and since you applied some time back, don't be timid. COMPLAIN and EXPEDITE it.

[flybe]

Hi Everyone

I have applied for EEA2 on 6th June and i did not get COA yet. I am working at the moment on Tier 1 visa.My visa is going to expire on 23rd August 2012.

Can anybody send me any reference or link from UK Home office website that i can work after 23rd August as well. As Employer wants some proof
My job is on stake so i request you guys to help me

Thanks

1. You are married to an EU national, right?
2. That EU national is living and working (or doing something else like is a student or is self sufficient), right?

If yes to both, then you are entitled to work, with or without COA / RC.

There is no link on the UKBA website, but articles 23 and 25 of the directive are very clear.

It would be much simpler for you if you had a COA and since you applied some time back, don't be timid. COMPLAIN and EXPEDITE it.

@EUsmileWEallsmile

hi which directive are you talking about? can you please add a link as i need to show it to my employer to save my Job. Bundle of thanks

[EUsmileWEallsmile]

2004/38/EC