victoria_2010 wrote:Has anyone on this forum successfully applied for a Document Certifying Permanent Residence on form EEA3 (or earlier version) or simply with a Covering Letter instead of using the current EEA(PR) version?

Hi,
I have just received my DCPR after applying with a letter only.

I have received today my DCPR and also all my documents. EXCELLENT

Thank you, Right.

I haven't received my documents yet ... well, apart from my passport which I requested back some time in June. In fact, I don't even know what they are sending in my prepaid envelope because it was meant to be for my passport and so it was prepaid only for a low weight.

I just tracked my prepaid envelope and it's on its way ... woohoo! Fingers crossed it's positive ... wouldn't want to do a new application (but will do if necessary).

In one of the other threads here, somebody has posted their timeline and it was a May application and they got their DCPR few days ago. (I can't find the post but it was definitely a May application.) It has given me a hope the wait might be soon over. Just praying for an efficient caseworker

There is an update on the update

'UPDATE: A Home Office source says that the update is a mistake, incredibly.'

Cited from https://www.freemovement.org.uk/form-up ... h-citizen/

Hi All Just wanted to say thank you to everyone who posts to this forum. The information has been invaluable. I received my PR Certificate this morning YAY!!!! :D :D :D :D I got the royal mail card yesterday so all in all it took EXACTLY 80 days from them recieving my documents to getting the ...

nothing! absolutely desperate by now day 103... and counting feeling deflated have not even requested my passport back, did think it could be an excuse for delays based on what I have seen lately, i am now considering the possibility that requesting the documents or passport speeds the process up ...

Hi All, Is anyone currently waiting for their passports to be returned? I waited 10 days initially and since nothing arrived I completed the progress form on the 5th July. I am a little concerned given that 4 days passed and still nothing:-(. Thanks I have being waiting 8 working days after ...

Hi All, Is anyone currently waiting for their passports to be returned? I waited 10 days initially and since nothing arrived I completed the progress form on the 5th July. I am a little concerned given that 4 days passed and still nothing:-(. Thanks I have being waiting 8 working days after ...

Hello everyone, here is may timeline EU citizen Application Sent: 02/04/2016 Application Received: 05/04/2016 Payment taken: can't remember but sometimes in April (Debit Card) Confirmation email: 29/04/2016 Passport requested back: 08/07/16 Passport received: waiting PR Date: waiting PR received ...

I applied on the same date as Tony but have still not received the DCPR (although I received a confirmation email in early May). The wait is killing me; I sent a pre-paid signed-for envelope for the return of my documents so am obsessed... keep refreshing the Royal Mail tracker... I sent them a ...

I applied on the same date as Tony but have still not received the DCPR (although I received a confirmation email in early May). The wait is killing me; I sent a pre-paid signed-for envelope for the return of my documents so am obsessed... keep refreshing the Royal Mail tracker... I sent them a ...

Hello nosana1 this is My timetable: Application as EEA National Sent: 01/04/2016 Received: 04/04/2016 Payment taken: 12/04/2016 (Credit Card) Confirmation email: Didn't received Passport requested back: 09/05/16 Passport received: 23/05/16 Pr Date: waiting Pr received: Waiting Thank you, Tony. I ...

Any news from people who posted their applications in April?

Just want to know how quick (hmm, slow) HO is now.

BTW: How do I add a signature to my profile?

The translator will make a photocopy and will return the original to you.

If the child was born in the UK and lived here for at least 10 years after being born, then he/she can be registered as a British citizen without the need for the parent to obtain PR first. From https://www.gov.uk/register-british-citizen/born-in-uk-after-1983: You lived in the UK until you were 10 ...