A written complaint is more likely to lead to the correct answer. Those in call centres may not be familiar with the law. There is a time limit to complaints. If you were to leave it too long, it might not be considered. Sleep on it! As long as obtaining the EEA2/COA is not inconvenienced, I won't ...
Yes, but bear in mind that an application for residence card could take up to six months. The stamp might cause her some inconvenience. Complaining would not result in any sanctions against yourselves, but may lead to better treatment of others in the future. They might issue a letter effectively ...
Go ahead with your plans to submit application for residence card. You may also consider complaining. An ECO ought to be familiar with the immigration regulations. She should not have received a stamp restricting her time in the UK nor her activities. I know... it feels ugly to have the (albeit ...
@ Aerospace, Was the immigration office informed that your wife was your family member or did were they given the impression she was just a regular visitor accompanying you? As your wife, she should have been admitted under article 5.4 of directive 2004/38/ec. I suggest you read it. It explains ...
note: the only reasons to apply for EEA2 would be 1) if you need proof of her legal residence (ie needs to work etc), as she would have problems finding employment without proof of the entitlement to work (note: she could be self employed etc) 2) To have proof of id etc on one of the Home Office's ...
So the "21 SEP 2013" she got on her Passport is going to have no meaning whatsoever? Will she get no penalty for overstaying if I apply for her EEA2, say, in October/November? :shock: I think it would have meaning if she was not a family member of an EEA national. At the very least, a family member ...
Remember during 1st three months you are free from exercising treaty rights and applying eea2 rc is optional not mandatory as long as eea national is exercising its treaty rights. Therefore let the 21st september pass whic won't affect at all and can apply eea2 anytime you wish and since you have ...
Remember during 1st three months you are free from exercising treaty rights and applying eea2 rc is optional not mandatory as long as eea national is exercising its treaty rights. Therefore let the 21st september pass whic won't affect at all and can apply eea2 anytime you wish and since you have ...
Hi there! My name is Sam, I'm an Italian Aerospace Engineer. After 2 years of work in Singapore I've received very interesting job offers in the UK, and I decided to move here. I booked 3 weeks in a nice hotel in Birmingham and brought my non-EU wife with me. Upon arriving in Heathrow I could easily ...
