wordings for EEA DEPENDANT INK STAMP????

hello, every body!

what is the exact wordings of the stamp called "EEA DEPENDANT INK STAMP"

does work is allowed if some one is endorsed a stamp, "admitted under EEA regulation 2006 for six months"?


what is the difference between these two stamps

thankss

wish_uk wrote:hello, every body!

what is the exact wordings of the stamp called "EEA DEPENDANT INK STAMP"

does work is allowed if some one is endorsed a stamp, "admitted under EEA regulation 2006 for six months"?


what is the difference between these two stamps

thankss

Have you finally got one?

Yes we got entry stamp.

And my passport stamp says
"Admitted to Uk under immigration(EEA) regulations 2006 For six months"

But i am confused!
is it EEA dependant Ink stamp or not?
If i apply for job, what happened, does my employer send the copy of stamp page to home office in order to confirm my rights of work in UK.

Your right to work is dependent on your EEA spouse's status.

wish_uk wrote:Yes we got entry stamp.

And my passport stamp says
"Admitted to Uk under immigration(EEA) regulations 2006 For six months"

But i am confused!
is it EEA dependant Ink stamp or not?
If i apply for job, what happened, does my employer send the copy of stamp page to home office in order to confirm my rights of work in UK.

What entry port did you get your stamp?

vinny wrote:Your right to work is dependent on your EEA spouse's status.

But that meaning of 'right to work' isn't relevant for new employment by strangers. The question is whether the stamp would enable an employer to establish a statutory excuse in case it turned out, for example, that the sponsor was not actually an EEA or Swiss citizen, or was not actually exercising treaty rights and did not have PR. (Of course, it may be that the Immigration Bill 2015-6 will make EEA family members unemployable without continuing evidence of the sponsor's status - 'reasonable cause to believe that the employee is disqualified...'.)

I don't think that the immigration stamp, nor an EEA family permit, on its own is sufficient for a prospective employer.

vinny wrote:I don't think that the immigration stamp, nor an EEA family permit, on its own is sufficient for a prospective employer.

I am very thankful to every body who gave me advise and encourage me to move especially vinny and other senior members and moderators who help me a lot and I hot succesful entry.
Me and my wife are so happy
Now we are looking further advise to continue our life in uk.
All advises will be appriciated

wish_uk wrote:

vinny wrote:I don't think that the immigration stamp, nor an EEA family permit, on its own is sufficient for a prospective employer.

I am very thankful to every body who gave me advise and encourage me to move especially vinny and other senior members and moderators who help me a lot and I hot succesful entry.
Me and my wife are so happy
Now we are looking further advise to continue our life in uk.
All advises will be appriciated

If you are now in UK then the simplest way to prove your status (and your right to work, etc) to anyone is to now apply for a RC.

What is better?
Apply as soon as my wife start work?
Or
After my permission expire(6months)

wish_uk wrote:What is better?
Apply as soon as my wife start work?
Or
After my permission expire(6months)

You may need to show or use your RC sooner rather than later;
suggest applying just after spouse/sponsor starts work (& has evidence).

congratulations , i have been following up with you and waiting an update to know whether u did it or not , and thank God u was able to do it , its the second successful story here that i have seen after that one of "faisal" .. can u please tell us what method did u use to travel " ferry , bus, train etc,," and what happened to you on the border or u have been detained or not . me and my wife are willing to do the same method next may and we dont know which mean of transport will allow us to board . can u please give details because im a similar case like you . any information will be much appreciated . thanks in advance

mociukas wrote: congratulations , i have been following up with you and waiting an update to know whether u did it or not , and thank God u was able to do it , its the second successful story here that i have seen after that one of "faisal" .. can u please tell us what method did u use to travel " ferry , bus, train etc,," and what happened to you on the border or u have been detained or not . me and my wife are willing to do the same method next may and we dont know which mean of transport will allow us to board . can u please give details because im a similar case like you . any information will be much appreciated . thanks in advance

Thanks you!
Well
We took eurolines from paris
At eurotunnel all passengers were asked to get ready their passport/ids/visa and to gett off the bus by french and uk borders consectivly.
Were asked to fill landing cards
Me and mu wife went to one counter.
I just presented my passpost and residence card(me and my wife)
He said are you family
Yes
What is your relation with eachother
Husband/ wife
He asked me relationship proof
I gave them marriage certificate
What address is this (on landing card)
I said its address of the hotel where we stay.
Do you have booking
Yes here it is
How long you will stay
7 days
How will you come back
By buss
Do you have return tickets
Yes I have, here it is
How much money u have
1200 GBP
What do you want to see in london
Famous places
Any relatives
No

Now about pervious immigration history
When did you first arrived in Uk
2011
When left
I left within my visa expired in 2012

Relationship history

When did you married
Aug 2014

When did you first met
5 months before our marriage
And we are living together since then.
Any other proof that you live together
Yes we have our official address cards of same address
I presented.

He talked with her chief standing aside.
Asked us to sit down
Then after 10 min he came back with a stamp. And he stamped our passport. And said thank you. Have a nice trip.
Admitted to UK under immigration regulations 2006 for six months. And date of stamp

And when we entered in the bus we felt, only we were late. And from here buss entered the eurotunnel.
And i saw my clock time was changed. It means we were in UK.
And with this our life time changed as well.

Thanks for reading long message.

vinny wrote:I don't think that the immigration stamp, nor an EEA family permit, on its own is sufficient for a prospective employer.

It may provide an excuse for prospective employers after all.

wish_uk wrote:

vinny wrote:I don't think that the immigration stamp, nor an EEA family permit, on its own is sufficient for a prospective employer.

I am very thankful to every body who gave me advise and encourage me to move especially vinny and other senior members and moderators who help me a lot and I hot succesful entry.
Me and my wife are so happy
Now we are looking further advise to continue our life in uk.
All advises will be appriciated

few days before i was asked to submit my visa documents for visa checks.
I told that I just have confirmation letter
but my manager told me YOU dont need to worry cz we already checked your status even when you didnt have confirmation letter
Note: when I applied for job I just submitted EEA DEPENDANT STAMP and Hungarian (RP)

Could u please tell that which residence card u got i mean from which country does it mention on ur card family member of Eu national or just simple residence card

armaankhan wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 06, 2017 1:36 pm

Could u please tell that which residence card u got i mean from which country does it mention on ur card family member of Eu national or just simple residence card

residence card for family member of Hungarian citizen