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Guys please any help ? I really need to sort out this issue ASAPDaniann wrote:Hi all
My wife who applied on July just received her PR today .
My self ( family member of EEA) applied on October and the solicitor she mentioned within the cover letter for my application that my wife documents ( including her passport) are with the home office , and she includes her case ID and reference number .
My question do I need to send the home office my wife passport and the other documents ( to prove she was exrcising her treaty rights ) ?
Thanks
Any one can advise from experience or any rules?Daniann wrote:Guys please any help ? I really need to sort out this issue ASAPDaniann wrote:Hi all
My wife who applied on July just received her PR today .
My self ( family member of EEA) applied on October and the solicitor she mentioned within the cover letter for my application that my wife documents ( including her passport) are with the home office , and she includes her case ID and reference number .
My question do I need to send the home office my wife passport and the other documents ( to prove she was exrcising her treaty rights ) ?
Thanks
Thank you
There are no hard and fast rules on this.Daniann wrote:Hi all
My wife who applied on July just received her PR today .
My self ( family member of EEA) applied on October and the solicitor she mentioned within the cover letter for my application that my wife documents ( including her passport) are with the home office , and she includes her case ID and reference number .
My question do I need to send the home office my wife passport and the other documents ( to prove she was exrcising her treaty rights ) ?
Thanks
Thank you noajthannoajthan wrote:There are no hard and fast rules on this.Daniann wrote:Hi all
My wife who applied on July just received her PR today .
My self ( family member of EEA) applied on October and the solicitor she mentioned within the cover letter for my application that my wife documents ( including her passport) are with the home office , and she includes her case ID and reference number .
My question do I need to send the home office my wife passport and the other documents ( to prove she was exrcising her treaty rights ) ?
Thanks
As part of your application, your sponsor will have to prove they are a Union citizen and your sponsor and also a qualified person.
Whether HO can manage to link up the two applications to their satisfaction remains to be seen.
You would be more certain of a happy ending if your bundle was complete rather than sent in piecemeal.
What I said was: part of your application, your sponsor will have to prove they are a Union citizen and your sponsor and also a qualified person.Daniann wrote:Thank you noajthan
So just to confirm , you strongly advice me to send me EEA wife passport to the home office to join it to my applection ( please not the passport was with the HO until yesterday )
Do you advice me to send with the passport new cover letter mentioned that my wife ( sponsor) has already PR ,?
Thank you
Noajthan ,noajthan wrote:What I said was: part of your application, your sponsor will have to prove they are a Union citizen and your sponsor and also a qualified person.Daniann wrote:Thank you noajthan
So just to confirm , you strongly advice me to send me EEA wife passport to the home office to join it to my applection ( please not the passport was with the HO until yesterday )
Do you advice me to send with the passport new cover letter mentioned that my wife ( sponsor) has already PR ,?
Thank you
It is obviously much easier to prove these things if all evidence is submitted in a single bundle.
As you chose to apply separately its unclear why you didn't wait until all documents were available before submitting your application.
It sounds like you have wife's documents now.
It seems you would only have lost about a month if you have waited.
You can try to send the extra evidence in now and, if you can label it and cross-reference clearly, maybe HO can manage to add it to your bundle.
But you are trusting unknown admin clerks to be competent enough to achieve this and not lose such evidence.
if you are going to take that approach then yes, it can't hurt to mention your spouse/sponsor has now got her DCPR.
Good luck.
And Noajthan if the case worker pick up my case now ( assuming ) first she/he will read the cover letter and she will know the story then he/she will check my wife case then the case worker will discover my wife had her PR alreadyDaniann wrote:Noajthan ,noajthan wrote:What I said was: part of your application, your sponsor will have to prove they are a Union citizen and your sponsor and also a qualified person.Daniann wrote:Thank you noajthan
So just to confirm , you strongly advice me to send me EEA wife passport to the home office to join it to my applection ( please not the passport was with the HO until yesterday )
Do you advice me to send with the passport new cover letter mentioned that my wife ( sponsor) has already PR ,?
Thank you
It is obviously much easier to prove these things if all evidence is submitted in a single bundle.
As you chose to apply separately its unclear why you didn't wait until all documents were available before submitting your application.
It sounds like you have wife's documents now.
It seems you would only have lost about a month if you have waited.
You can try to send the extra evidence in now and, if you can label it and cross-reference clearly, maybe HO can manage to add it to your bundle.
But you are trusting unknown admin clerks to be competent enough to achieve this and not lose such evidence.
if you are going to take that approach then yes, it can't hurt to mention your spouse/sponsor has now got her DCPR.
Good luck.
My wife applied on Jun as we afried from the brexit as we don't know what decision they will take immediately.
For me the early I can apply was October ( we did on October )
And our solicitor send along with my application a cover letter mentioned my wife case iD and she specify all the documents whichbern send with my wife application ( trying to link the 2 applications together )
Now we just received my wife PR (after 5 month )
I don't know if solicitor's approach will work or not. I understand she advised you in good faith and you did what you thought was best.Daniann wrote:Noajthan ,
My wife applied on Jun as we afried from the brexit as we don't know what decision they will take immediately.
For me the early I can apply was October ( we did on October )
And our solicitor send along with my application a cover letter mentioned my wife case iD and she specify all the documents whichbern send with my wife application ( trying to link the 2 applications together )
Now we just received my wife PR (after 5 month )
Noajthan,noajthan wrote:I don't know if solicitor's approach will work or not. I understand she advised you in good faith and you did what you thought was best.Daniann wrote:Noajthan ,
My wife applied on Jun as we afried from the brexit as we don't know what decision they will take immediately.
For me the early I can apply was October ( we did on October )
And our solicitor send along with my application a cover letter mentioned my wife case iD and she specify all the documents whichbern send with my wife application ( trying to link the 2 applications together )
Now we just received my wife PR (after 5 month )
I would have taken a different approach knowing UK will remain in EU until at least 2019 but after all you are the ones with skin in the game.
Noajthn,noajthan wrote:I don't know if solicitor's approach will work or not. I understand she advised you in good faith and you did what you thought was best.Daniann wrote:Noajthan ,
My wife applied on Jun as we afried from the brexit as we don't know what decision they will take immediately.
For me the early I can apply was October ( we did on October )
And our solicitor send along with my application a cover letter mentioned my wife case iD and she specify all the documents whichbern send with my wife application ( trying to link the 2 applications together )
Now we just received my wife PR (after 5 month )
I would have taken a different approach knowing UK will remain in EU until at least 2019 but after all you are the ones with skin in the game.