Just a little addition to the discussion about exit re-entry checks. I believe UKBA is making exit re-entry checks on all recent applications for resident permits, EEA3 and EEA4. The reason why I know this is because one of the guys at my Uni was asking me about EEA2 applications (as I am in the ...
Jambo thats brilliant, exactly what i was looking for. You know sometimes its better to get an outsiders perspective because all this burden of proof gives me the shivers. I have seen some members here struggling even if everything is in order. Student Scenario: No CSI Bank statements? Is there a ...
Thank you Jambo Quite a lot :shock: really? Ok now I am panicking. Here I was thinking I have sufficient documents. Yes I have read the guidance notes however i was just presenting what i have and was looking for direction. Since my wife is a student and self employed at the same time practicing her ...
Hey there Firstly, thank you so much to everybody who gave their input in my previous post. I am truly grateful. Now stage 2 of brain picking :) EEA2 A little background. Got Married Feb 2008 Came to the UK in June 2009 on EEA Family Permit (Valid for 6 months now expired) Applying for EEA2 Wife EEA ...
Anp I was not in the UK in Feb 2009, I came here June 2009. FP expires after 6 months but because I am a family member of an EEA national I automatically exercise the same right as EEA national provided the EEA national is exersing hers according to EEA regulations. (my understanding, please correct ...
Jambo thanks for your input. Ok I get it now. Wouldn't my wife's residence of over 5 year reflect some sunshine on my case? If she goes ahead with her EEA3?
So i guess I have to stay put and go ahead with EEA2 or risk setting my clock back for PR?
hey anp your on fire mate. very quick replies. Appreciated. No mate it was just a family permit valid for 6 months. I have not yet applied for EEA2 hence no residence card.
Hello People First post here so please bear with me. Here's my lil story and I was hoping I could get some input from members on this forum which I must admit is pretty awesome. Some of you could technically have their own consulting / practices ;-) I am a non-eea national (Pakistani) Mrs EEA ...
