Original Documents for EEA (FM) Application
Posted: Wed Nov 25, 2015 7:37 am
Hi,
I'm currently in the UK working with my wife (who's an German citizen) and I'm on a EEA residence card. My existing visa expires in 6 months so I want to apply for another.
Last time I applied the HO declined my application because the Tenancy Agreement I submitted wasn't original, I ended up getting my visa via Tribunal.
I of course don't want to go through that again and yet again my Tenancy Agreements for the last 5 years in the UK have always been signed, scanned and emailed (by both parties separately) so there isn't a single original document which exists?
What do people do in these situations? I can attach a letter stating these facts but I feel like the HO just see that a document is not original and instant decline.
In the EEA (FM) guide notes it says:
Unless otherwise stated, please send original documents only. Photocopies are not acceptable. If
you’re unable to send the original, please explain why. We’re unlikely to be able to approve your
application without sight of the original document.
Can anyone else share there experiences?
I'm currently in the UK working with my wife (who's an German citizen) and I'm on a EEA residence card. My existing visa expires in 6 months so I want to apply for another.
Last time I applied the HO declined my application because the Tenancy Agreement I submitted wasn't original, I ended up getting my visa via Tribunal.
I of course don't want to go through that again and yet again my Tenancy Agreements for the last 5 years in the UK have always been signed, scanned and emailed (by both parties separately) so there isn't a single original document which exists?
What do people do in these situations? I can attach a letter stating these facts but I feel like the HO just see that a document is not original and instant decline.
In the EEA (FM) guide notes it says:
Unless otherwise stated, please send original documents only. Photocopies are not acceptable. If
you’re unable to send the original, please explain why. We’re unlikely to be able to approve your
application without sight of the original document.
Can anyone else share there experiences?