I applied for my EU family residence card in November in Italy and am still waiting for it to be issued. Unfortunately, my husband (UK citizen) is not happy and wants to leave in a couple of months for another job. Will there be a problem if I apply for entrance to the UK (with intent of living ...
you get a "carta di identita". basically, it's a sheet of paper with your name, nationality, and picture of you stapled into it. pretty lame. the only thing that's important is getting a fical code from the fical code office. this is so you can open a bank account. you can also register with the ...
we're doing it tomorrow so we'll see if there are any problems.
lol.
to be honest, i thought you were going to blast me for being a complete idiot (which I am, btw). Especially since I write questions that are self-explainatory to others.
does it need to be done in front of a notary or someone?
due to my husband's work schedule, it's very difficult for him to travel all the way to the questura (we live a while aways from it) and hand it in himself.
could he just fill it out, sign it and then i hand it in?
I've just been informed that my application for my residency card is missing a dichiarazione from my husband (declaring we're still married). It says that I can get it from a " dichiarazione sostitutiva atto notorio ". Is this different from a normal notary signature? If it is, where can I find one?
I totally forgot to ask this question. I'm a US citizen who is currently an EU family residency card applicant. I haven't received it yet (though I have proof I've applied). I'm going with my husband to England (via Stanstead Airport) tonight for Christmas. I know I'm allowed to go through passport ...
Hi Directive, I'm American... and yes, we're planning on bringing ALL documents possible, just in case. We still have both passports. Dont think that there will be a big problem.... especially since I have a one-year visa for Italy (yes, they required me to have an entrance visa...that's for some ...
UPDATE ON THE SITUATION: I went to the Questura this morning I waited in the rain and cold for two hours before getting to the desk. Everything went smoothly UNTIL the officer went looking for my file (the green file applicants have with their documents in it). Apparently, my file either is lost in ...
well, I was turned away at the questura and told to do it by post. (I wasnt even allowed in the stupid building). I then tried to ring them but no one answered... lovely. So, I did what you guys told me not to do :(... I went to the post office. Since I only had a couple of days left, I feel like I ...
ha ha. thanks for the advice! I should have been more of a b**** to them. In the end, we went three times to the comune. They asked for his contract, pay receipts (which we didnt have, so they "overlooked it"), our marriage certificate, and proof my husband was born in the UK. Seriously retarded ...
thanks for the info. I was also told to go to the post office and get a yellow kit to fill out. (the itl embassy in the US told me this) http://poliziadistato.it/articolo/10930 It says I must pay a processing fee (I think it's like 30 euros). Must I do this in addition to the items listed? ps. how ...
whoa, now i'm really confused... i thought all i needed was the receipt they give him once he applies (not the actual id card and stuff). my plan was once he applies (hopefully this week), i go directly to the questura with the rest of the documents (passports, marriage cert, etc). Am I wrong? Or do ...
no, i still have to go to the questura in bari to get my residence card. my husband hasn't registered yet either. They keep turning him back. He has an employment contract (but hasn't been paid yet) so we're tyring to use that as the proof. maybe it's not enough? His employer offered to go with us ...
My husband and I relocated to Italy two months ago. His work is from a subordinate company run out of the UK, so he has a UK contract and pays UK taxes. Because of this, the town has refused to register him as a resident (they say he must pay Itl taxes to register). I have only 1 more month to apply ...
He is employed in Italy BUT he has a UK contract (meaning he pays UK taxes but is registered and working in Italy)... actually we're not even sure if this is entirely legal.
sorry. maybe my question is not clear, or I dont know what Im talking about (probably the later) He's a UK citizen and we might be relocating to the UK for just a couple of years. I would prefer not to have LTR status since we might not be settling there. Can I apply for a 5 year residency card ...
My husband is a UK citizen and I'm a US citizen. We currently live in Italy. (Actually we just got here and now might be on the move again!) In a year or two, my husband wants to go back to the UK to get a Masters degree and live there for a couple of years. Is it possible for me to get the 5 year ...
I have a national d-type visa for Italy as an "Accompanying Spouse" (it's a long story why I have it...but anyways) One of the stipulations: I will only be allowed to have a 5 day transit once I enter the Schengen zone. This confuses me since I'm a US citizen and am allowed a 3 month stay anywhere ...
thanks for the advice guys. I just need to RELAX, I think! "Even if you were in a marriage of convenience in the past, the onus is on the authorities to prove that your current marriage is of convenience." ----ha ha ha. luckily this is my first and going to be only marriage :) "You should cease from ...
Do nations in the Schengen zone really look critically at all marriages to see if they're shams? My situation is really messed up and weird and I'm afraid they might look at it as being suspicious. :( -I met my husband in Cz. Rep. We were classmates doing a prof. program together. -I applied for ...
Yes, another question about applying for residency in Italy! -Husband is a UK citizen. I am a US citizen. -We were married in the US. -I have no residencies in any EU country. When I apply for the Residence Card at the police office (Questura), will they easily accept a notarized and officially ...
